ROBERTAEBASTA London
20th Century Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Modern Design, Italian Design, French Design
ROBERTAEBASTA London
20th Century Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Modern Design, Italian Design, French Design
Robertaebasta was founded in 1967 by Roberta Tagliavini. Over the years, Robertaebasta has become an undisputed point of reference for the Decorative Arts and Design of the 20th Century. Today, it is one of the best-known galleries in Italy and beyond, with a network of established connections in the realm of interior design, yacht design, fashion and movie sets.
In September 2017, Mattia Maurizio Martinelli, Managing Director and son of Ms Tagliavini, opened a sixth gallery, and the first outside of Milan, in London's design mecca, Pimlico Road. The gallery's ethos perfectly embraces the cosmopolitan nature of the city. The gallery displays a unique selection of eclectic pieces of modern Italian and French design, thus bringing an unconventional approach to London's finest design district.
In September 2017, Mattia Maurizio Martinelli, Managing Director and son of Ms Tagliavini, opened a sixth gallery, and the first outside of Milan, in London's design mecca, Pimlico Road. The gallery's ethos perfectly embraces the cosmopolitan nature of the city. The gallery displays a unique selection of eclectic pieces of modern Italian and French design, thus bringing an unconventional approach to London's finest design district.
Contact
United Kingdom
London
85 Pimlico Road
SW1W 8PH
London
United Kingdom
london@robertaebasta.com
SW1W 8PH
London
United Kingdom
www.robertaebasta.co.uk
Œuvres sélectionnées
Duval-Brasseur Jacques
(1934)
Snake Table Lamp
Albini Franco
(1905 - 1977)
LB7 Modular Bookshelf
Accardi Carla
(1924 - 2014)
Negativo (Ideogramma)
Évènements
BRAFA
ROBERTAEBASTA London
From 19/06/2022 to 26/06/2022
Robertaebasta is delighted to present a selection of the finest Italian midcentury design. Among the pieces on display, is a rare decorative screen by Fornasetti, a ceramic plate by Lucio Fontana and an important artwork by Carla Accardi.