Gianfranco Frattini

Artemide - Megaron LED Floor Lamp
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  • SilverSilver
Artemide
Megaron LED Floor Lamp
3-4 weeks
from € 1.139,00
RRP € 1.265,00
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Gubi - Aspide Table Lamp
  • SilverSilver
Gubi
Aspide Table Lamp
3-4 weeks
€ 519,00
RRP € 599,00
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Artemide - Boalum LED Table Lamp/ Floor Lamp  L 200cm
  • White
Artemide
Boalum LED Table Lamp/ Floor Lamp L 200cm
3-4 weeks
€ 1.094,00
RRP € 1.215,00
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Gubi - Model 597 Floor Lamp
  • White
Gubi
Model 597 Floor Lamp
3-4 weeks
€ 779,00
RRP € 899,00
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Gubi - Model 597 Table Lamp
  • White
Gubi
Model 597 Table Lamp
3-4 weeks
€ 609,00
RRP € 699,00
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Cassina - 780 Side Table 4 Pieces
  • Black
Cassina
780 Side Table 4 Pieces
4-6 weeks
€ 3.326,00
Cassina - 783 Side Table 4 Pieces
  • Black
Cassina
783 Side Table 4 Pieces
4-6 weeks
€ 4.489,00
Artemide - Tolomeo Paralume Outdoor LED Suspension Lamp Ø 52cm
  • Black
  • Grey
  • White
Artemide
Tolomeo Paralume Outdoor LED Suspension Lamp Ø 52cm
3-4 weeks
€ 717,00
RRP € 797,00
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The architect and designer Gianfranco Frattini was born in Padua, Italy in 1926. From 1946 he studied architecture at the Milan Politecnico and graduated in 1953. Gianfranco Frattini became an industrial designer by default when he lacked appropriate lighting and furniture for his interiors. In 1956 he co-founded the "ADI", Associazone per il Disegno Industriale, which award the famous "Compasso d’Oro" prize. During his distinguished career, he collaborated with Giovanni Ponti, worked for Cassina and Acerbis, designed lamps for Artemide, was a board member of the Triennale di Milano, designed for Knoll and won many gold medals and other prizes, such as the "Compasso d’Oro" (1955 to 1957, 1979, 1981 and 1987). He is a member of the generation that made up the Italian design movement in the late 1950s through the 1960s. His work for Artemide resulted in the "Boalum" lamp (1970) together with Livio Castiglioni, and the "Megaron Terra" lamp (1979) as well as several furniture collections for Cassina and exhibits for Ferrari.