Memphis Milano Supplement table Multicoulered Plastic material L 50 cm x D 63 cm x H 65 cm Memphis is the great cultural phenomenon of the '80s that has revolutionised the creative and commercial logic of the design world. Created on the initiative of Ettore Sottsass and a group of young Milanese architects and designers, shortly to be joined by some of the most famous names on the internatinal design scene, Memphis overturned all the existing preconceptions around the idea of iving. With Ettore Sottsass as the backbone of the group, Memphis abolished the creative limits previously dictated by the industry, and Design assumed a new expressivity in the form of new shapes, materials and patterns. Thus, the Memphis movement has become an almost mythical symbol of New Design and its influence is still strong in many areas of production and beyond.Kristall End Table designed in 1981 for Memphis, in plastic laminate, lacquered wooden and metal. Original Memphis piece (authenticity certificate included)

Memphis Milano Supplement table Multicoulered Plastic material L 70 cm x Prof 35 cm x H 40 cm Memphis is the great cultural phenomenon of the '80s that has revolutionised the creative and commercial logic of the design world. Created on the initiative of Ettore Sottsass and a group of young Milanese architects and designers, shortly to be joined by some of the most famous names on the internatinal design scene, Memphis overturned all the existing preconceptions around the idea of iving. With Ettore Sottsass as the backbone of the group, Memphis abolished the creative limits previously dictated by the industry, and Design assumed a new expressivity in the form of new shapes, materials and patterns. Thus, the Memphis movement has become an almost mythical symbol of New Design and its influence is still strong in many areas of production and beyond. Polar side table designed by in 1984 for Memphis, in plastic laminate and lacquered. Original Memphis piece (authenticity certificate included)

Memphis Milano Supplement table Multicoulered Plastic material L 35 cm x D 50 cm x H 90 cm Memphis is the great cultural phenomenon of the '80s that has revolutionised the creative and commercial logic of the design world. Created on the initiative of Ettore Sottsass and a group of young Milanese architects and designers, shortly to be joined by some of the most famous names on the internatinal design scene, Memphis overturned all the existing preconceptions around the idea of iving. With Ettore Sottsass as the backbone of the group, Memphis abolished the creative limits previously dictated by the industry, and Design assumed a new expressivity in the form of new shapes, materials and patterns. Thus, the Memphis movement has become an almost mythical symbol of New Design and its influence is still strong in many areas of production and beyond.Flamingo side table designed in 1984 for Memphis, in laminated wooden and plastic. Original Memphis piece (authenticity certificate included)

Memphis Milano Supplement table Brown,Chromed Metal Ø 43 cm x H 42 cm Memphis is the great cultural phenomenon of the '80s that has revolutionised the creative and commercial logic of the design world. Created on the initiative of Ettore Sottsass and a group of young Milanese architects and designers, shortly to be joined by some of the most famous names on the internatinal design scene, Memphis overturned all the existing preconceptions around the idea of iving. With Ettore Sottsass as the backbone of the group, Memphis abolished the creative limits previously dictated by the industry, and Design assumed a new expressivity in the form of new shapes, materials and patterns. Thus, the Memphis movement has become an almost mythical symbol of New Design and its influence is still strong in many areas of production and beyond.Hyatt table designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1984 for Memphis, in metal and laminated wooden. Original Memphis piece (authenticity certificate included)

Memphis Milano Small table Multicoulered Glass Base : Ø 42 cm - Top : Ø 32 cm - Height : H 100 cm Memphis is the great cultural phenomenon of the '80s that has revolutionised the creative and commercial logic of the design world. Created on the initiative of Ettore Sottsass and a group of young Milanese architects and designers, shortly to be joined by some of the most famous names on the internatinal design scene, Memphis overturned all the existing preconceptions around the idea of iving. With Ettore Sottsass as the backbone of the group, Memphis abolished the creative limits previously dictated by the industry, and Design assumed a new expressivity in the form of new shapes, materials and patterns. Thus, the Memphis movement has become an almost mythical symbol of New Design and its influence is still strong in many areas of production and beyond.Designed in 1984, the ivory table has a beautiful contrasting laminate pattern. Original Memphis piece (authenticity certificate included)

Memphis Milano Supplement table Multicoulered Stone Ø 60 cm x H 70 cm Memphis is the great cultural phenomenon of the '80s that has revolutionised the creative and commercial logic of the design world. Created on the initiative of Ettore Sottsass and a group of young Milanese architects and designers, shortly to be joined by some of the most famous names on the internatinal design scene, Memphis overturned all the existing preconceptions around the idea of iving. With Ettore Sottsass as the backbone of the group, Memphis abolished the creative limits previously dictated by the industry, and Design assumed a new expressivity in the form of new shapes, materials and patterns. Thus, the Memphis movement has become an almost mythical symbol of New Design and its influence is still strong in many areas of production and beyond.End table in metal and terrazzo. Original Memphis piece (authenticity certificate included) - Stamped

Memphis Milano Supplement table Multicoulered Glass 42 x 42 cm x H 42 cm Memphis is the great cultural phenomenon of the '80s that has revolutionised the creative and commercial logic of the design world. Created on the initiative of Ettore Sottsass and a group of young Milanese architects and designers, shortly to be joined by some of the most famous names on the internatinal design scene, Memphis overturned all the existing preconceptions around the idea of iving. With Ettore Sottsass as the backbone of the group, Memphis abolished the creative limits previously dictated by the industry, and Design assumed a new expressivity in the form of new shapes, materials and patterns. Thus, the Memphis movement has become an almost mythical symbol of New Design and its influence is still strong in many areas of production and beyond.End table in plastic laminate with glass top, designed in 1984. Original Memphis piece (authenticity certificate included)