Glass furniture pioneer Gallotti&Radice present their 2021 Collection at Supersalone

Gallotti&Radice’s Milanese showroom showcases a renewed set-up designed to highlight the 2021 Collection at Milan Design Week 2021. The protagonists of the dining area are Oscar and Gabriele Buratti with the new Shiro table and Akiko chair. The living area instead sees the presence of Dainelli Studio, the duo signs: the new armchair Lilas, the rug Resia and the modular sofa Elissa Sectional. Clemo and Monete are two new coffee tables designed by Massimo Castagna, who also reinterprets Audrey sofa in the XS version.

Studiopepe proposes Spectrum, a family of suspension lamps and reimagines Bonfire in a 'ribbed' version. Federica Biasi introduces Livrette, a new upholstered chair and redefines the Livre armchair through a swivelling version, while from Pietro Russo’s creative mind Hide&Seek is born, a sideboard available with rotating cylinders. The President desk that celebrates the 50th anniversary (1971-2021) is re-edited through a special Gold Limited Edition. To complete the 2021 collection, the brand new Prism Divider designed by david/nicolas is also going to be showcased at their professional space. The Lebanese duo also designed the stand at Supersalone. Reflecting mirrors welcome the visitors highlighting a few of their latest releases. The main protagonist is the brand new Prism Divider in ‘Colore Frisé Walnut’ which is a development of the Prism Low coffee tables. 

About Gallotti&Radice

Gallotti&Radice was the first company in Italy, right from the early seventies, to promote their love for the studio and the use of glass within furniture arrangements.  Glass, which is simultaneously extremely fragile and strong, transparent and unchangeable, light and enduring, must be tackled, by those designing architectural arrangements, with careful handling. Keeping the tradition alive with protocols with a handcrafted appeal, Gallotti&Radice offer customised service, exclusive solutions, relying on the experience amassed throughout the years, where expert hands work the glass with care and knowledge transforming it into a design product.