Polinnia BBPR wall light for Artemide, Italy, 1964, in nickel-plated brass and stamped glass, in good condition with original patina, provenance from private house.
In the post-war Italian design landscape, understanding the evolution of BBPR furniture means entering the heart of a cultural transformation that goes beyond the simple production of objects. Between the end of the Forties and the beginning of the Fifties, Italy went through a complex phase of material and identity reconstruction, in which the project became a fundamental tool for redefining the relationship between tradition and modernity. In this context, BBPR furniture stands out for its ability to reinterpret the values of Italian design culture through a modern reinterpretation of tradition, in which historical memory and innovation coexist in balance.
