EX LIBRIS II Wallpaper human body covered in leather or fabric

covered in leather or fabric

The animal kingdom populates Fornasetti's imagination and enriches this cushion in which two owls emerge from thick mantle of leaves: a real collector's item

filled with synthetic balls

The furnishings of this tearoom are known  from a watercolour of 1917 which is in the Glasgow University Collection

This is the case with this hand-painted and decorated metal magazine rack with gold accents

EX LIBRIS II Wallpaper human body covered in leather or fabricSTONE AND LINEN OAT AND CHARCOAL GOLD AND MAGENTA An avid collector of literature volumes on the applied arts, Fornasetti used books as a recurring theme which can be found throughout the Ateliers archive. This library Trompe loeil scene, abundant in leather bound books, is adapted from a 1953 screen. Reintroduced for Senza Tempo, classic Fornasetti palettes of Stone and Linen, Oat and Charcoal, and Gold and Magenta form a vibrant and conversational