ISA Bergamo - Leonardo Fiori - Table - Rosewood

Octagonal dining table "Fiori" for ISA Bergamo, Italy, 1950s Elegant dining table designed by Leonardo Fiori for ISA Bergamo in the fifties. The structure is characterized by a refined octagonal top veneered in rosewood with a sophisticated geometric spine pattern converging toward the center, highlighting the wood's natural grain. The sculptural base in black lacquered metal, with light yet sturdy lines, gives the piece a pronounced modernist character and creates a pleasant contrast with the warmth of the rosewood. Leonardo Fiori's formal research for ISA stands out for the balance between elegance and functionality, combining noble materials and high-quality construction details. A table with typically Italian taste, ideal for Mid-Century interiors, modernist or contemporary. Designer: Leonardo Fiori Manufacturer: ISA Bergamo Period: 1950s Country of production: Italy Materials: rosewood veneer, black lacquered metal Shape: octagonal Style: Mid-Century Modern hu hu Attribution: attribution supported by documented examples of ISA tables by Leonardo Fiori. Bibliography (similar model) Domus 356, July 1959, p 12. And label

Estimate:£465.38

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