The Mangiarotti Collection
Agapecasa extends the vision of Agape to the whole of domestic life, with original products that are refined, functional and modern. The Mangiarotti Collection is a range of furniture made from prototypes, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti from the early 50s onwards: design classics, carefully tested and updated in full agreement with Studio Mangiarotti. It includes objects for everyday living, all very diverse, although designed by the same author, extremely relevant to today’s needs, and consistent, despite having been designed over a fifty-year period. Conceived by a designer who has been able to experiment with and establish new reference parameters in typology, form and construction, the collection proposes objects that deal in an unconventional way with the objects that inhabit our lives (chairs, tables, shelves and storage units), making them functional in an intelligent, innovative way, and giving them appropriate, yet sophisticated and unusual form.
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A collection of objects for everyday living, all very diverse, although designed by the same author, extremely relevant to today’s needs, and consistent, despite having been designed over a fifty-year period.
M Table, 1969
Mangiarotti Collection
An elegant form and design to create a more stable table than ever, the first example in Mangiarotti’s work of the use of marble to construct furnishing objects designed for the home. Round table made of white Carrara marble, grey Carnic marble, green Alpi marble, Emperador Dark marble or black Marqunia marble with a turned central stand.
Eros Table, 1971
Mangiarotti Collection
A set of marble tables as the conclusion of a research on embedded furniture with no joints or clamps. Tables with various different finishes, configurations and heights made of white Carrara marble, grey Carnic marble, green Alpi marble, Emperador Dark marble or black Marquinia marble. With one or more truncated conical stands embedded in the surface in accordance with its shape.
TRE 3 Chair, 1978
Mangiarotti Collection
Chair with a solid oak frame with a natural oak or dark oak finish and natural or black leather seat.