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Design That Talks Back

Our journal explores what makes vintage design matter — the stories behind the objects, the movements, the makers.
Learn how to identify original Kartell, recognize Murano sommerso glass, or date that quirky bar cart.
We don’t sell nostalgia. We celebrate and keep alive design that lasts.

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Boby Trolley by Joe Colombo: Unlocking the Secrets of Space Age Storage

Discover how the Boby Trolley revolutionized storage design in the 1960s and why it is still relevant today.
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Jean Pierre Vitrac: Masterpieces and Inspirations

Learn about the biography, exhibitions, and auction results of this influential Postwar artist.
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Rodolfo Bonetto Lipstick Mirror: The Retro Design Statement Piece

The Rodolfo Bonetto Lipstick Mirror, a symbol of 70s pop design. This unique, playful mirror was created by Rodolfo Bonetto,
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Harvey Guzzini: Unveiling Vintage Lamps and Their Heritage

Explore the vintage lamps by Harvey Guzzini, the label that revolutionized the lighting industry with its innovative materials and technologies
Vintage wall mounted storage cabinets by Flair, made in glossy molded plastic, 1970s Dutch design

Flair Holland Collector’s Guide – 1970s Space Age Design

Flair Holland is one of the best-kept secrets of 1970s Space Age design. With its bold use of plastic, vibrant
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Soft Geometry — The Human Side of Space Age Design

A story about warmth, light, and form. Soft Geometry — The Human Side of Space Age Design explores how the
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Italian Plastic Design Unsung Rare And Sustainable Icons

Italy’s unsung plastic design movement reinvented everyday living in the 1960s–70s. With moulded plastic, vibrant colours and bold, friendly shapes,

The Iconic Pill Lamps: Italian Mid Century Lighting Design That Shaped Modern Minimalism

Discover the history and legacy of the Pill lamps, designed by Emanuele Ponzio and Cesare Casati in 1969. Known for