Donzella

More Chris Gustin, please! This example from the latest show at the Donzella exhibition space is a crowd favorite. Both strong and light (in appearance), this particular work would be perfect to offset a traditional interior or provide softness to a modernist dream house. Available immediately today, online, or in the gallery to view.

The aptly named “Essaim” sculpture by William Lemariey is a fantastic example of minimal materialism in sculpture. The French word “Essaim” means “Swarm” in English and definitely recalls the multitude and movement of a thousand things, and yet it is portrayed with a single wire. Dynamic from every angle, this would be a perfect addition to a room that needs some buzz. It is available now at the gallery and online.

This rare Paul Frankl Console Table with cork insets is not your usual Frank work. The more common and recognizable Frankl works do indeed utilize cork as the foundational tabletop or seat, but this is a refined example. Also, it uses the material as a central elegant detail within a stronger and more classic, almost architectural frame. This was a sustainable design before it was fashionable – and fashionable it is! Call or email for more info and pricing.

What do you know about Lucien Petit? Did you know that he was an assistant to Jacqueline Lerat for 15 years? Did you know that he fires each of his pieces for five full days to completion? Did you know that he has refined an architectural AND abstractionist following? Most importantly, did you know that there are several works by Petit available now in the gallery? Call or visit us to learn more!

Feeling nostalgic today? The space may have changed but the atmosphere remains. Our current gallery and exhibition space allows us to keep the language and feeling of Donzella the same while still offering contemporary and vintage designers the chance to shine in a new light. We love to curate and create, and it is possible to do so, in no small part, because of a great environment.

This Max Ingrand chandelier is a worldly piece for a good reason. It is an original that was exhibited at the 1958 Italian Pavilion of the World's Fair in Brussels. The piece shines with no less than 32 lights, all intricately buffered by a galaxy of cut glass, polished enameled brass, and bronze accents. Ingrand is certainly known for his distinct lighting, but this chandelier is a step above! DM or email for more info: [email protected].

Biomorphic design is an evocation of nature, and nowhere is it more evident or organic than in the Rosanne Sniderman sculptural vessels. With a combination of sensuous evolution and traditional recall of pot making, Sniderman bridges a gap of ceramic sculpture and vessel that is as versatile and artistic as any contemporary ceramicist. Come explore the several options in various scales at the gallery today!

From this Alexandre Loge illuminated pendant to a vintage Fontana Arte Glass cloud form table, the ephemeral nature of these organic shapes are both timeless and currently very much in style. Ask about sourcing or customizing this Surrealist-inspired pendant for your next project. DM, stop in or email any time!

Have you seen our Lorin Silverman lamp yet? This “Moonwalk” lamp is so smooth that it just floats. The applied Japanese foil is incredible and a must-have. Contact us today for pricing and availability. All pieces can be customized and made to order.

Every angle is a discovery with Chris Gustin’s ceramic clouds. The monumental examples at the gallery are made for you. Visit or email today for more information and to witness these contemporary beauties for yourself – there are not many left!

Max Ingrand may be best known for his linear and striking lighting fixtures, but this unique floor lamp also showcases a more elegant and softer style that is only complemented by its rarity. Find more inspiration from both established and lesser-known masters of the Italian modern renaissance at our showroom today. DM or email to learn more about this piece.

Pulling from a long line of Italian naturalist inspiration, Angelo Lelli re-imagined the intersection of thoughtful design and nature in this rare floral lamp. The details are incredible across the entire work, but we especially love these brass cusp petal form sockets. Enquire today to add some “life” to your interior.