Willy Rizzo
The Double Volume Coffee Table Silver designed by Willy Rizzo carries the eye of a man who spent his first career behind a camera, photographing Marilyn Monroe, Picasso and the jet set for Paris Match before turning, in 1966, to furniture. Rizzo brought a photographer’s instinct for glamour and proportion to Modernist forms inspired by Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier, building pieces sturdy enough to anchor a room and polished enough to catch the light like a portrait.
Rendered entirely in brushed, lacquered steel, this coffee table strips Rizzo’s double-volume silhouette down to a single cool material, letting form and proportion carry the design without the distraction of colour. Signed and numbered, it echoes the disciplined Modernist lines of Mies van der Rohe that first drew Rizzo away from photography and into three-dimensional design.
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Coffee table in brushed steel lacquered
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“I’m a photographer who makes furniture.” Willy Rizzo was keen to point out that he wasn’t a designer. Friend of the jet set and Hollywood’s A-list -including the ineffable Billy Wilder- he was one of the most sought-after photographers of his time. And he loved his job. His successful stint as a designer happened almost by accident: “I needed to furnish my new home in Rome, and I couldn’t find anything that matched my taste. I didn’t like all that psychedelic trend of the time, nor did I want Scandinavian design. So, I decided to do it myself ». What started as a small, rather amateurish venture quickly turned into a successful business. Rizzo designs were soon to be found in the homes of Salvador Dali, Brigitte Bardot, Otto Preminger, and Vincent Minelli, to name but a few. “I never tried to sell my designs; however, the friends who used to come to my home, when seeing my “works”, would want to buy them: And how could I say no? » The great photographer/designer sadly passed away in 2013, but his unique furniture pieces live on, gracing the homes of a new generation of design aficionados.
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