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A Bookcase model Lb7 by Franco Albini for Poggi, Italy, 1950s
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The Mid-Century Modern "LB7" Bookcase designed by Franco Albini for Poggi in Italy during the 1950s is an iconic piece of furniture that embodies Albini's innovative and functional approach to design. Franco Albini (1905-1977) was an Italian architect and designer known for his pioneering work in modernist architecture and furniture design. He was renowned for his use of traditional materials in innovative ways, as well as his focus on functionality and simplicity. The "LB7" Bookcase is characterized by its minimalist yet sophisticated design. It typically features a modular structure consisting of slender metal frames and wooden shelves. The open design of the bookcase creates a sense of lightness and transparency, allowing the books and objects displayed on it to become part of the overall composition. One of the distinctive features of the "LB7" Bookcase is its versatility. The modular design allows for different configurations and arrangements, making it adaptable to various interior spaces and storage needs. Whether used as a standalone piece or as part of a larger shelving system, the "LB7" Bookcase adds both functionality and style to any room. Ref.: - For a similar bookcase: Philips, Hong Kong, November 26, 2023, lot 70 (sold 13.582 Euros) (link)
The Mid-Century Modern "LB7" Bookcase designed by Franco Albini for Poggi in Italy during the 1950s is an iconic piece of furniture that embodies Albini's innovative and functional approach to design. Franco Albini (1905-1977) was an Italian architect and designer known for his pioneering work in modernist architecture and furniture design. He was renowned for his use of traditional materials in innovative ways, as well as his focus on functionality and simplicity. The "LB7" Bookcase is characterized by its minimalist yet sophisticated design. It typically features a modular structure consisting of slender metal frames and wooden shelves. The open design of the bookcase creates a sense of lightness and transparency, allowing the books and objects displayed on it to become part of the overall composition. One of the distinctive features of the "LB7" Bookcase is its versatility. The modular design allows for different configurations and arrangements, making it adaptable to various interior spaces and storage needs. Whether used as a standalone piece or as part of a larger shelving system, the "LB7" Bookcase adds both functionality and style to any room. Ref.: - For a similar bookcase: Philips, Hong Kong, November 26, 2023, lot 70 (sold 13.582 Euros) (link)
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The Mid-Century Modern "LB7" Bookcase designed by Franco Albini for Poggi in Italy during the 1950s is an iconic piece of furniture that embodies Albini's innovative and functional approach to design. Franco Albini (1905-1977) was an Italian architect and designer known for his pioneering work in modernist architecture and furniture design. He was renowned for his use of traditional materials in innovative ways, as well as his focus on functionality and simplicity. The "LB7" Bookcase is characterized by its minimalist yet sophisticated design. It typically features a modular structure consisting of slender metal frames and wooden shelves. The open design of the bookcase creates a sense of lightness and transparency, allowing the books and objects displayed on it to become part of the overall composition. One of the distinctive features of the "LB7" Bookcase is its versatility. The modular design allows for different configurations and arrangements, making it adaptable to various interior spaces and storage needs. Whether used as a standalone piece or as part of a larger shelving system, the "LB7" Bookcase adds both functionality and style to any room. Ref.: - For a similar bookcase: Philips, Hong Kong, November 26, 2023, lot 70 (sold 13.582 Euros) (link)
The Mid-Century Modern "LB7" Bookcase designed by Franco Albini for Poggi in Italy during the 1950s is an iconic piece of furniture that embodies Albini's innovative and functional approach to design. Franco Albini (1905-1977) was an Italian architect and designer known for his pioneering work in modernist architecture and furniture design. He was renowned for his use of traditional materials in innovative ways, as well as his focus on functionality and simplicity. The "LB7" Bookcase is characterized by its minimalist yet sophisticated design. It typically features a modular structure consisting of slender metal frames and wooden shelves. The open design of the bookcase creates a sense of lightness and transparency, allowing the books and objects displayed on it to become part of the overall composition. One of the distinctive features of the "LB7" Bookcase is its versatility. The modular design allows for different configurations and arrangements, making it adaptable to various interior spaces and storage needs. Whether used as a standalone piece or as part of a larger shelving system, the "LB7" Bookcase adds both functionality and style to any room. Ref.: - For a similar bookcase: Philips, Hong Kong, November 26, 2023, lot 70 (sold 13.582 Euros) (link)
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