Locus Solus Blue Loveseat by Gae Aulenti Blue loveseat, Outdoor sofa
The Locus Solus series, named after Raymond Roussel's book, is a collection of outdoor furniture designed in 1967 by the renowned architect Gae Aulenti.
Gae Aulenti 1968 Locus Solus Floor Lamp by Gae Aulenti
A re-edition of the iconic Locus Solus collection designed by Gae Aulenti in 1964, in collaboration with EXTETA. Size OS Select a size Payment in 3 installments available at check out with Details Delivery and returns Join the waitlist To be notified when a size becomes available, please enter your email below. Complete the look View more
Locus Solus Orange Chair by Gae Aulenti Orange chair, Metal chairs, Chair
Gae Aulenti Gae Aulenti Furniture Tables Gae Aulenti Tables Italian, 1927-2012 The Italian architect and designer Gae Aulenti will forever be best remembered for her work with museums, in particular her 1980-86 renovation of a Beaux Arts Paris train station to create the galleries of the Musée d'Orsay.
Gae Aulenti Locus Solus Chair Chair, Vintage chairs, Furniture chair
But there are further examples: in 2016 Exteta reissued Gae Aulenti's "Locus Solus" collection. The name came from the eponymous book by Raymond Roussel (worth reading if you never did or re-reading for its rich themes), in which the inventor and scientist Martial Canterel shows to a group of visitors the park of his country estate (Locus Solus.
Locus Solus White Armchair by Gae Aulenti Exteta Artemest
Made of steel and fabrics with original and novel patterns, Locus Solus is the collection designed by the unpredictable flair of Gae Aulenti in 1964. The frame of Locus Solus Chair is made of painted stainless steel tubing. The light and colorful structure is reminiscent of a cylinder drawn in the air. For a dynamic and impactful style.
Set of 4 Orange Locus Solus Chairs by Gae Aulenti for Poltronova, 1960s
Gae Aulenti for Zanotta, pair of 'Locus Solus' armchairs, chromed tubular steel, blue leatherette, Italy, 1964 The 'Locus Solus' armchairs are designed by Gae Aulenti and produced by Poltronova. They are one of Aulenti's most playful design pieces, with close features of the architectural structures she designed for Milan's Piazza Cadorna.
Gae Aulenti Locus Solus Garden Chairs, Italy 1964 165097
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City Furniture Gae Aulenti Locus Solus Chair
Locus Solus is the title of one of the most famous books of the eccentric French novelist and playwright Raymond Roussel (1877-1933), an acrobat of language much loved by the Surrealists and then rediscovered in the second half of the 20th century when his work found an echo in the literary and linguistic experimentation of the fifties and sixties.
City Furniture Gae Aulenti Locus Solus Chair
The Gae Aulenti Locus Solus armchair by Exteta and Jacquemus. Courtesy of Jacquemus Prices start at 1,188 euros for a Locus Solus chair in an off-white structure and yellow striped.
Locus Solus Dining Table by Gae Aulenti for Poltronova, 1960s 209262
Gae Aulenti Furniture Seating Chairs Gae Aulenti Chairs Italian, 1927-2012 The Italian architect and designer Gae Aulenti will forever be best remembered for her work with museums, in particular her 1980-86 renovation of a Beaux Arts Paris train station to create the galleries of the Musée d'Orsay.
Pair of Locus Solus Chairs by Gae Aulenti for Poltronova, 1963 122104
The frame of the Locus Solus Chair is made of painted stainless steel tubulars. This capsule collection offers an Off-White metal structure with seats available in two versions: yellow-striped or beige fabric with contrasting hand-embroidered details. INSPIRATION Contemporary vintage
Locus Solus garden set by Gae Aulenti for Poltronova, 1964 122732
A re-edition of the iconic Locus Solus collection designed by Gae Aulenti in 1964, in collaboration with EXTETA. - Armchair designed to meet outdoor standards - Stainless steel tubular frame - Padded harness, headrest and legs - Structure in exclusive custom beige color RAL 1013, printed fabric with stripes, created by Jacquemus
Aulenti Gae Locus Solus lounge chair (1964) MutualArt
Discover the Locus Solus White Chair by Gae Aulenti crafted by Exteta. Shop the exclusive selection of Outdoor Chairs & Stools on Artemest online store.
Locus Solus Chair by Gae Aulenti for Zanotta, 1960s 145509
The Italian architect and designer Gae Aulenti will forever be best remembered for her work with museums, in particular her 1980-86 renovation of a Beaux Arts Paris train station to create the galleries of the Musée d'Orsay.Aulenti — whose first name, short for Gaetana, is pronounced "guy" — should also be recalled for her tough intellectual spirit and for working steadily when.
Set of 6 Locus Solus Chairs by Gae Aulenti for Poltronova, 1960s 159232
Italian mid-century yellow table Locus Solus by Gae Aulenti for Poltronova, 1960s Square table from. Category Vintage 1960s Italian Mid-Century Modern Dining Room Tables. Materials. Metal. View Full Details. Italian Mid-Century Yellow Table Locus Solus Gae Aulenti Poltronova, 1960s.
Gae Aulenti "Locus Solus" Chair at 1stdibs
Locus Solus collection, projected by the Architect Gae Aulenti, is the first big outdoor collection ever realized. Over fifty years after the first edition, Exteta returns to the stage the irreverent modernity of this system of seating, tables, lamps and sunbeds for the garden designed byt Gae Aulenti in 1964 and reproduced today with exclusive rights under license to Archivio Aulenti.