We introduce a modern approach to
the practice of collecting, offering
design enthusiasts the opportunity to
discover and acquire historical and
contemporary pieces through a
transparent and informal approach.
@kaisha.davierwalla@andrea.grecucci
Ph. @mattiabalsamini
Perfect combination between the
contemporary design section and our
already existing rare collection of mid-
century Italian design.
Ph. @mattiabalsamini
Perfect combination between the
contemporary design section and our
already existing rare collection of mid-
century Italian design.
Ph. @mattiabalsamini
Vaspaar has partnered with us for this exhibition, bringing together a selection of curated collectible design pieces, both Italian historic design and contemporary design accessories created by Andrea Grecucci.
Vaspaar is a digital gallery showcasing a rare collection of mid-century and contemporary Italian design, curated by Kaisha Davierwalla and Andrea Grecucci operating with clients globally.
This is the selection of vintage pieces:
“Proiezione” Vases
Andrea Grecucci
Vaspaar, 2023
Chromed Floor Lamp
Goffredo Reggiani
Reggiani, 1970s
“Angolo” Floor Lamp
Angelo Cortesi, Sergio Chiappa-Catto’
Forme e Superfici, 1968
“Proiezione” Stackable Monolith
Andrea Grecucci
Vaspaar, 2023
Aluminum Trays
Gianfranco Frattini
Progetti, 1975
“Maja” Table Lamp for NUCLEO
Giuliano Cesari
Sormani, 1968
“Neocene” Vases
Andrea Grecucci
Vaspaar, 2022
“Chromed” Floor Lamp
Lamperti
1960s
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24 HOURS curated by @simple_flair and @jamiewolfond
SPACETIME edited by @lapalmadesign
Vintage curation by @_vaspaar_
Partners:
@besanacarpetlab@ligre_official@fenixforinteriors
VASPAAR X SUNNEI
On the occasion of the inauguration of SUNNEI’s Palazzina 2, a supplementary 400 sqm building by Studio Mare, hosted historic Italian design pieces from VASPAAR that were used to style the space, in line with SUNNEI aesthetics.
SUPERONDA SOFA, designed by Archizoom for Poltronova, 1966
GLOBO TISSURATO, TABLE LAMP designed by Ugo La Pietra, 1968
UNO SULL’ALTRO, LIBRARY designed by Ugo La Pietra, 1968
QUATOR TABLE, designed by Carlo Scarpa, 1970s
Grateful to
@sunnei@studiomare.co@giuliacastelli
Photo credits: federicotorra
Vaspaar Visits / Cretto di Burri, Fondazione Città di Castello
In the wake of the great masters who continue to inspire us with their works and teachings, today we present Burri's Cretto and the Palazzo Albizzini Foundation Burri Collection.
Burri's Cretto, also known as 'Grande Cretto,' is an extraordinary work of art created by the artist Alberto Burri located near Gibellina, Sicily, Italy.
The story of this work begins in 1968, when a devastating earthquake struck the Belice region, after this catastrophe, Alberto Burri decided to devote a significant part of his artistic career to the reconstruction and recovery of the affected areas.
Burri conceived the Cretto as an imposing open-air sculpture, using the concrete blocks that remained from the destroyed houses as material.
The Palazzo Albizzini Foundation Burri Collection, Founded in 1978, is an organisation dedicated to preserving and promoting the artistic legacy of Alberto Burri. In a different way to the Cretto it provokes the same complex emotions and profound reflections on art's capacity to transform devastation into beauty and to commemorate the tragic events of the past.
Vaspaar Visits / Casa Museo Remo Brindisi.
Following the trails of our many design journeys in Italy we found the rare gem that is the Museum/Home of Italian artist Remo Brindisi @casamuseoremobrindisi designed between 1971 and 1973 and immersed in the pine forest at Lido di Spina.
This was his place of solace designed by Nanda Vigo to realise Brindisi's vision. These interiors were where he always spent his summers and where one can clearly observe the many valuable connections he made as an artist with other creatives of the day. The space brings to the forefront Nanda Vigo's rigorous yet elite forms and furnishings.
VASPAAR X GQ ITALY
"I 10 anni che hanno cambiato le regole" Marcelo Burlon for GQ italia on our Camaleonda Sofa by Mario Bellini B&B Italia.
A special thanks to @federigogabellieri@marceloburlon@gqitalia
Ph : @chilldays
