The furniture and interiors of Milanese designer Vincenzo De Cotiis reflect the legacy of Italian minimalism. The first book on the work of Milanese architect and artist Vincenzo De Cotiis is a celebration of refined aesthetics. Incorporating salvaged materials into his tables, chairs, lighting fixtures, cabinets, and screens, De Cotiis's world appears ageless and graceful. The Milanese designer developed a reputation for stripping domestic spaces and hotel projects back to their Art Nouveau, Napoleonic, or even ancient frames, letting the natural wear of a building's interior breathe history through inhabited space. Images by photographer Martin Morrell. Essays by Sarah Medford and Adrian Madlener.
Published by Rizzoli
Linen Hardcover 320 pages
10 X 12
