A pair sculptural side tables or nightstands with cast brass frames and tiered pink marble tabletops. Attributed to Luciano Frigerio, Italy 1970s. Clearance between tiers 6.5" Sourced in Italy.
Luciano Frigerio (1928–1999) was an Italian designer and master craftsman whose work is best understood as sculptural design rather than conventional furniture. He approached tables, cabinets, lighting, and seating as three-dimensional compositions, prioritizing mass, rhythm, and surface over typological norms. His pieces often read as inhabitable sculptures—monumental, tactile, and deliberately resistant to industrial repetition.
A defining feature of Frigerio’s work was his extensive and expressive use of brass, frequently paired with rare woods, stone, and patinated metals. Brass elements were not merely decorative but structural and symbolic, used in bold planes, articulated joints, and architectural frames that emphasized weight and permanence. Through hand-finishing, oxidation, and nuanced patinas, Frigerio treated brass as a living material, allowing time and use to become part of the object’s aesthetic. This commitment to sculptural presence and material intensity places Frigerio within the lineage of Italian designers who blurred the boundary between applied art and fine art, and his work remains prized for its physical authority and artisanal rigor.
Dimensions: 21.75ʺW × 13.75ʺD × 19.5ʺH
Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Condition: Good vintage condition. Patina and surface wear throughout, consistent with age. Minor loss to lacquer on one table.
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A pair sculptural side tables or nightstands with cast brass frames and tiered pink marble tabletops. Attributed to Luciano Frigerio, Italy 1970s. Clearance between tiers 6.5" Sourced in Italy.
Luciano Frigerio (1928–1999) was an Italian designer and master craftsman whose work is best understood as sculptural design rather than conventional furniture. He approached tables, cabinets, lighting, and seating as three-dimensional compositions, prioritizing mass, rhythm, and surface over typological norms. His pieces often read as inhabitable sculptures—monumental, tactile, and deliberately resistant to industrial repetition.
A defining feature of Frigerio’s work was his extensive and expressive use of brass, frequently paired with rare woods, stone, and patinated metals. Brass elements were not merely decorative but structural and symbolic, used in bold planes, articulated joints, and architectural frames that emphasized weight and permanence. Through hand-finishing, oxidation, and nuanced patinas, Frigerio treated brass as a living material, allowing time and use to become part of the object’s aesthetic. This commitment to sculptural presence and material intensity places Frigerio within the lineage of Italian designers who blurred the boundary between applied art and fine art, and his work remains prized for its physical authority and artisanal rigor.
Dimensions: 21.75ʺW × 13.75ʺD × 19.5ʺH
Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Condition: Good vintage condition. Patina and surface wear throughout, consistent with age. Minor loss to lacquer on one table.
Shipping + Delivery:
The cost of shipping or delivery is not included in the purchase price.
This will ship via White Glove Delivery.
Please contact us for a quote: info@fenestellany.com
We provide:
Local Pickup at our Greenpoint, Brooklyn Showroom
Local White Glove Delivery in New York City
Nationwide White Glove Delivery
Shipping of Small and Medium Sized Items via Fed Ex or UPS
Questions?
Email us: info@fenestellany.com
See our Returns + Shipping Policies Here
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