Casati Gallery in Financial Times review of Design Miami/Basel 2017 fair
The Financial Times than goes on to describe that BBPR was the studio “responsible for the groundbreaking 1958 Torre Velasca in the same city: a 100-metre high mushroom-shaped tower that paid homage to Italy’s past (the Palazzo Sforza) and the needs of its mixed-use present. BBPR’s furniture for the Ravellis behaved accordingly, made in walnut, brass and suede to blend in with the family’s copious collection of antiques, but with a conspicuously overt construction to conform with the practice’s modern rationalist beliefs. An anti-loveseat (1958), two conjoined chairs facing different directions, is a highlight.”