Tito Agnoli
Italian, 1931 - 2012
Tito Agnoli (1931-2012) was an Italian architect and designer, best known for his furniture designs. He was born in Lima, Peru to Italian parents, and later studied architecture in Milan, Italy.
Agnoli's designs were characterized by their clean lines, simplicity, and functionality. He was interested in using traditional materials in innovative ways and was known for his use of metal, leather, and wood in his furniture designs.
One of Agnoli's most famous furniture designs is the "Jeanneret" chair, which was inspired by the Swiss architect and designer Le Corbusier. The chair features a simple metal frame and a leather seat and backrest.
Agnoli also designed a range of other furniture pieces, including tables, sofas, and lighting fixtures. His work was featured in numerous exhibitions and publications on modern design, and he was considered one of the most important designers of his generation.
In addition to his work as a designer, Agnoli was also an accomplished architect. He designed a number of buildings and interiors throughout his career, including the interiors of the Milan stock exchange and the Fiat headquarters in Turin.
Agnoli's designs were characterized by their clean lines, simplicity, and functionality. He was interested in using traditional materials in innovative ways and was known for his use of metal, leather, and wood in his furniture designs.
One of Agnoli's most famous furniture designs is the "Jeanneret" chair, which was inspired by the Swiss architect and designer Le Corbusier. The chair features a simple metal frame and a leather seat and backrest.
Agnoli also designed a range of other furniture pieces, including tables, sofas, and lighting fixtures. His work was featured in numerous exhibitions and publications on modern design, and he was considered one of the most important designers of his generation.
In addition to his work as a designer, Agnoli was also an accomplished architect. He designed a number of buildings and interiors throughout his career, including the interiors of the Milan stock exchange and the Fiat headquarters in Turin.
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Pair of 1950s Tito Agnoli Brass & Glass Cylindrical Wall Lamps for O-Luce
H 6 in W 3 in D 5 in
$ 3,000
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Tito Agnoli wall/ceiling lamp Oluce, Italy c1960
H 53.54 in W 57.09 in
$ 10,400
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1960s Tito Agnoli Perforated Yellow Metal & Brass Sconce for O-Luce
H 8 in W 3 in D 5 in
$ 1,800
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200
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Tito Agnoli, pair of lounge chairs for Arflex, Italy, 1968 ca.
H 25.59 in W 29.53 in D 29.53 in
$ 5,800
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Set of 6 1960s Tito Agnoli Multicolored Articulating Sconces for O-Luce
H 6 in W 3 in D 5 in
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1960s Tito Agnoli Green Metal and Brass Articulating Sconce for O-Luce
H 6 in W 3 in D 5 in
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1960s Tito Agnoli Yellow Metal and Brass Articulating Sconce for O-Luce
H 6 in W 3 in D 5 in
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1960s Tito Agnoli Beige Metal and Brass Articulating Sconce for O-Luce
H 6 in W 3 in D 5 in
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Tito Agnoli Pair of Armchairs "Safari" in Bamboo and Faux Leather, 60s
H 28.74 in W 26.77 in D 24.8 in
$ 8,000
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Tito Agnoli "P3" Woven Rattan Lounge Chairs for Bonacina, Italy, 1960s .
H 27 in W 23 in D 34 in
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Tito Agnoli Extending Swing Arm Sconces , Italy 1950's
H 36 in W 46 in DIA 14 in
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Rare Carabou Dining Set in Rattan and Cherry Wood by Bonacina
H 29 in DIA 51 in
$ 19,500
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1955 Tito Agnoli Model 194 Wall Light for O-Luce
H 24 in W 3 in D 20 in
$ 2,800
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