Pamono Armonia Bed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio Di Desio, 1976 Hot

Extraordinary bed designed by Luciano Frigerio and made by the homonymous company Frigerio of Desio in the early 70s, “Armonia” model.
Fantastic piece of design designed by the furniture sculptor in response to the Milanese minimalist movement of the time, which preferred cleaner and simpler lines.
Always, however, in a Frigerio key, therefore with 0.8 cm solid brass plates which create a “harmony” of movements.

Piece accompanied by original Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Frigerio Heirs and published on Domus 556 – March 1976, image of which in the photo.
Excellent condition as per photographs with some tiny signs of aging given its 50 years.

Product Name: “Armonia” bed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio 1976
Designer: Luciano Frigerio
Year of Design: Early 1970s
Style: Response to the Milanese minimalist movement, but with the unmistakable Frigerio touch, characterized by clean shapes and sculptural details
Main Materials: 0.8cm solid brass plates
Distinctive Design: The brass plates create a visual movement effect that embodies harmony, making the bed a fusion of sculpture and functionality
Dimensions: Height 84cm – Headboard Length 202cm – Standard double mattress size 190x160cmComfort: In addition to the sculptural aesthetic, the bed maintains the functionality of a high-quality piece of furniture, ensuring a sturdy base for rest
Typical Use: Main bed for bedroom, ideal in refined or collectible design contexts
Design Icon: Published on Domus n. 556 (March 1976), this piece is a symbol of 70s Italian design, signed by an important exponent such as Frigerio
Versatility: Unique piece of design that adapts to elegant and classy interiors, but with a distinctive character that also makes it suitable for more modern contexts
Current State of the Design: Excellent condition, with some tiny signs of aging, perfectly preserved
Additional Notes: Accompanied by Certificate of Authenticity issued by the Frigerio Heirs; a rare piece published in an iconic magazine like Domus.