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    • Enzo Mari Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist
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    • Superleggera Chair Designed by Gio Ponti
    • Style magazine: “Outside Milan, a Living Testament to the Powers of Italian Modernist Design”
    • PIN-UP Magazine’s Interview with Architect & Furniture Designer Umberto Riva
Casati Gallery
  • Lights
    • Ceiling Lamps
    • Floor Lamps
    • Table Lamps
    • Wall Lamps
  • Furniture
    • Mirrors
    • Seating
    • Storage
    • Tables
  • Objects
    • Architectural Drawings
    • Ceramics
    • Glass
    • Other
  • Collections
    • View All
    • Franco Albini Chairs & Sofas
    • BBPR Furniture & Lighting
    • Gino Sarfatti Lights
    • Ignazio Gardella Lamps
    • Max Ingrand by Fontana Arte
    • Ettore Sottsass Ceramics
    • Fontana Arte Lights
    • Fausto Melotti Ceramics
    • Philippe Nigro Urushi Vases
    • Aldo Rossi Drawings
  • Art
    • View All
    • Salvatore Fiume
    • Paolo Icaro
    • Fausto Melotti
    • Carol Rama
    • Nanni Valentini
  • Designers
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    • Franco Albini
    • Studio BBPR
    • Achille Castiglioni
    • Ignazio Gardella
    • Angelo Mangiarotti
    • Enzo Mari
    • Philippe Nigro
    • Aldo Rossi
    • Gino Sarfatti
    • Ettore Sottsass
  • Makers
    • View All
    • Alessi
    • Arteluce
    • Azucena
    • Cassina
    • Fontana Arte
    • FLOS
    • Poggi
    • Tecno
  • Insights
    • View All
    • Enzo Mari Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist
    • The Joyful Designs of Achille Castiglioni
    • A Documentary About the Tireless Pierre Cardin
    • Superleggera Chair Designed by Gio Ponti
    • Style magazine: “Outside Milan, a Living Testament to the Powers of Italian Modernist Design”
    • PIN-UP Magazine’s Interview with Architect & Furniture Designer Umberto Riva

Max Ingrand by Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand was the famed French designer, glassworker, and decorator. Early in his career he focused on creating stained glass window designs, but later shifted and created some of the most detailed, challenging, and innovative lamp, chandelier, mirror, and table glass designs. He became the artistic director of the famed Italian lamp and glass furniture company Fontana Arte from  1954 until 1967; this is considered the peak of his furniture and light design career.

Max Ingrand - Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand - Fontana Arte
Ceiling light mod. 1874 by Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Fontana Arte Pendant light model 2098

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Rare illuminated mirror, model 2044

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Beige mirror model 2273 by Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Omai - Table lamp with vase, model 2260

Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte
Mirror, model 2273

Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte
Vase/candleholder, mod. 2329

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Bar cart

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Brass table lamp

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Table lamp model 2206

Maxi Ingrand

Maxi Ingrand
Oval mirror made by Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand

Max Ingrand
Arlecchino - mirror

Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte

Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte
Mirror, model 2273

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  • Lights
    • Ceiling Lamps
    • Floor Lamps
    • Table Lamps
    • Wall Lamps
  • Furniture
    • Mirrors
    • Seating
    • Storage
    • Tables
  • Objects
    • Architectural Drawings
    • Ceramics
    • Glass
    • Other
  • Collections
    • View All
    • Franco Albini Chairs & Sofas
    • BBPR Furniture & Lighting
    • Gino Sarfatti Lights
    • Ignazio Gardella Lamps
    • Max Ingrand by Fontana Arte
    • Ettore Sottsass Ceramics
    • Fontana Arte Lights
    • Fausto Melotti Ceramics
    • Philippe Nigro Urushi Vases
    • Aldo Rossi Drawings
  • Art
    • View All
    • Salvatore Fiume
    • Paolo Icaro
    • Fausto Melotti
    • Carol Rama
    • Nanni Valentini
  • Designers
    • View All
    • Franco Albini
    • Studio BBPR
    • Achille Castiglioni
    • Ignazio Gardella
    • Angelo Mangiarotti
    • Enzo Mari
    • Philippe Nigro
    • Aldo Rossi
    • Gino Sarfatti
    • Ettore Sottsass
  • Makers
    • View All
    • Alessi
    • Arteluce
    • Azucena
    • Cassina
    • Fontana Arte
    • FLOS
    • Poggi
    • Tecno
  • Insights
    • View All
    • Enzo Mari Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist
    • The Joyful Designs of Achille Castiglioni
    • A Documentary About the Tireless Pierre Cardin
    • Superleggera Chair Designed by Gio Ponti
    • Style magazine: “Outside Milan, a Living Testament to the Powers of Italian Modernist Design”
    • PIN-UP Magazine’s Interview with Architect & Furniture Designer Umberto Riva

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