Bonjour Milàn: Experimental Furniture by Atelier Biagetti

Wanting to pay homage to their hometown of Milan, Alberto Biagetti and Laura Baldassari created a collection of experimental furniture and lighting called Bonjour Milàn. The husband, designer Biagetti, and wife, painter Baldassari, make up Atelier Biagetti and their collection of handmade pieces combine a variety of contrasting concepts, like “mixing old and new, archeology and space debris, sophisticated equipment and geographical cross sections.”

Cabinet de Milàn – Ultra-white glass cabinet with brass, copper, plastic laminates and wood.

The collection utilizes a combination of materials, some discarded, that are mixed to “conceal and reveal” parts of each piece.

Petit Table de Milàn N. 1 – Hexagonal flooring tiles from Milanese residence in Via Solferino. Base in opaque brass.

Petit Table de Milàn N. 2 / 3 / 4 – Hexagonal flooring tiles from Milanese residence in Via Solferino. Base in opaque brass.

Parabola White – Copper lamp with adjustable brass base.

Photos by Charlotte Hosmer.

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