Luisa Armchair

Franco Albini was an Italian architect and designer who pioneered a modernist approach to domestic and institutional spaces in postwar Italy. Working across furniture, interior design, and architecture, he favored spare geometries, natural materials, and rational planning that rejected both ornament and mass production. His interiors for the Palazzo Bianco in Genoa and residential commissions established a restrained aesthetic that influenced Italian design through the 1950s and 1960s. Albini's work merged functionalism with a deep attention to craft and material quality, defining a distinctly Italian modernism that prioritized livability over stylistic gesture.

Robbiate, Italy