Memphis Milano
Nilo Vase
4,095 ₾This superb decorative object was designed in 1983 by Ettore Sottsass and crafted of porcelain. A cylindrical base with a flared mouth supports a spherical pink element on which rest a ridged mouth at a slight angle. The result is charming and eye-catching, making this vase a stunning sculptural addition to a contemporary interior, either alone or combined with the other two designs of the same series, celebrating the large rivers cradles of ancient civilizations, Euphrates and Tigris.
Potato Tray
1,925 ₾Potato Ceramic tray with metal handles, was originally designed in 1985 by George Sowden for Memphis Milano. Red and white porcelain for a rounded shape and metal handles.
Diva mirror
10,650 ₾No one but Ettore Sottsass could’ve designed such an elegant mirror — an homage to his love of the human psyche, “reflected” in its inner & outer beauty.
Parana Fruits Bowl
2,770 ₾Trigonal ceramic fruit bowl in pastel colors was originally designed by Masanori Umeda in 1983 for Memphis Milano.
Cucumber Vase
1,865 ₾This unique ceramic vase was designed by Martine Bedin in 1985. It embodies the distinctive characters of Memphis aesthetic, with its asymmetrical silhouette, vivid color combination, and striking decorative pattern. Its round shape rests on a black cylindrical base and is cut diagonally at the top, marked with a bright yellow ring. Blue curved motifs enliven its white surface, adding further dynamism to this stunning piece that can also be displayed as is, as playful sculptural decoration in a contemporary interior.
Oceanic Lamp
7,350 ₾Michele De Lucchi is born in 1951 in Ferrara, Italy. He was a famous designer and architect from the 1980s to the present day, where he is still at the forefront of the scene. A key figure of Italian postmodernism, a member of Alchimia, then of the Memphis Milano group, he has also distinguished himself for his creations for other publishers, including Olivetti, Alessi, Alias, Kartell, etc.
Tahiti Table Lamp
5,955 ₾Bright, colorful, and inspiring like the nature-rich pacific island. Designed by Ettore Sottsass, the Tahiti Table Lamp from Memphis Milano treats the room to fun energy and clean, tailored light. Sottsass’ work sees the balance between one’s functional needs and the idea of communicating excitement as well as sensuality. The piece plants itself on the table with a gripping textural pattern. The metal piece continues upward with delicately balanced shapes in contrasting colors. A circular mechanism above facilitates the smooth adjustability of the lamp on the side. This lamp turns on to shoot out a clean, directed light.
First Chair
5,645 ₾Striking and bold, this chair designed by Michele De Lucchi in 1983 for Memphis will be a superb addition to a contemporary dining room, study, or entryway when used as a unique accent piece. The sophisticated design evokes planetary orbits in a combination of enameled wood and metal creating silver, blue, and black elements connecting to each other to create the seat and cut-out backrest.
Flamingo Side Table
From the inaugural 1981 Memphis collection, this is a very popular and collectible design by Michele De Lucchi, one of the founding members of the design collective. The laminate design is named “Terrific” and was also designed by De Lucchi. Here it is used on the base and it looks to be holding up the bright yellow lacquered disk, as if to offer you a table top for your use. A green handle at the top makes it easily movable and a perfect side table near a simple black leather couch or extra special next to one of De Lucchi’s First chairs for Memphis.
