Ignazio Gardella on Classicdesign.it

Ignazio Gardella, an icon in the realms of Italian architecture, engineering, and design, has left an indelible mark on the twentieth-century artistic landscape. Graduating in Civil Engineering from the Politecnico di Milano in 1928, Gardella epitomized the eclecticism and avant-garde vision of his era.

A pioneer in reinterpreting urban spaces, Gardella contributed to the transformation of Milan through groundbreaking projects like the 1943 A.R. Plan. His conception of architecture as art inspired fruitful collaborations, including that with MisuraEmme in the Seventies. Here, Gardella brought forth a timeless collection that seamlessly blends history and innovation.

Among his most celebrated works, the Elegie bookcase has become an icon of modern design, a tangible symbol of his genius. His influence also extends into the realm of lighting, with lamps now reissued by Tato Italia.

Discover the reissued furniture pieces signed by Ignazio Gardella, a tangible testament to the elegance and functionality of his design.