Throughout November, Galerie Boketto opens its archive. Pieces from the 1960s to the 1980s, each restored to original specification, are released over the course of the month, to view online and in the gallery.
The works presented are available by private offer. They are a selection, not the whole: a larger catalogue of archive pieces is available on request at paris@galerieboketto.com.
Featured works
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Mario Bellini Camaleonda sofa
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Bruno Mathsson Maria Flap dining table
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Mario Bellini Dining chair set Cab 412
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Raphaël Raffel
Croissant Sofa
Conceived in 1970 by French designer Raphaël Raffel for the storied Parisian workshop Maison Honoré, the "Croissant" sofa is among the most sought-after expressions of 1970s French curvilinear design. Its crescent-shaped silhouette — sculptural, enveloping, and entirely without right angles...
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Ueli Berger DS-600 sofa
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Jorge Zalszupin Petala side tables
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Klaus Uredat Corbi sofa
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Marzio Cecchi
Diapason desk
The Diapason desk was designed in 1968 by the Florentine designer Marzio Cecchi for Studio Most, and is one of the most recognisable pieces of Italian radical design. It is made entirely of thick stainless steel, closed on all sides....
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Gianni Songia GS195 sofa set
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Ueli Berger Brown DS-600 Sofa
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Jorge Zalszupin Dining table by Jorge Zalszupin
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Ubald Klug
DS-1025/09 Terrazza
Designed in 1973 by Swiss architect Ubald Klug for de Sede, the Terrazza (DS-1025) was conceived as a landscape rather than a sofa — a stepped, terraced form inspired by the alpine valleys of Klug's native Switzerland. Trained in Zürich...
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Gaetano Pesce Big Mama Chair
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Michel Ducaroy Togo sofa set
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Tommaso Barbi Ginkgo lamp
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Alberto Rosselli Confidential sofa set
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Poul Kjaerholm Living room set PK 31/3
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Percival Lafer
Sofa and chair set - MP91 & MP163
Born in São Paulo in 1936 into a family of Brazilian furniture manufacturers, Percival Lafer trained as an architect at the Mackenzie School before joining the family firm, Lafer S.A. He turned what had been a domestic operation into one...
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Tobia & Afra Scarpa Africa Chairs
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Ettore Sottsass Ultrafragola mirror
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Harry Bertoia Bird chair and ottoman
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Erik Magnussen
Yoga chair
Among the most disciplined voices of Danish modernism, Erik Magnussen trained at the School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen before forging a career defined by structural ingenuity and material restraint. Where many of his contemporaries chased ornament, Magnussen pursued...
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Osvaldo Borsani Canada Tecno chair and ottoman
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Jorge Zalszupin Onda Bench
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Marcel Breuer S32 SPVNL chair
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José Zanine Caldas
Pilão armchair
The Pilão armchair is one of the defining works of José Zanine Caldas’s sculptural period. He made it in the 1970s in his workshop at Nova Viçosa, on the coast of Bahia. Its name means “pestle” in Portuguese and refers...
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Gae Aulenti Locus Lamp
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Carlo Nason Mazzega Tulip Pendant Lamp
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José Zanine Caldas Zanine Caldas Sculpture
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Mario Botta Shogun Lamp
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Ettore Sottsass Carlton Bookshelf
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Pierre Paulin Ribbon Chair, Grey Fabric
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Ettore Sottsass
Memphis Beverly Sideboard
Designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1981 for the first Memphis Milano collection, the Beverly sideboard is one of the founding pieces of postmodern design. The cabinet sits on an architectural composition of laminate-clad volumes. A diagonal upright veneered in natural...
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Mario Botta Prince Chair
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