Diamante Scultura 99 table by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio 1970

Extraordinary 'Diamante – Scultura 99' table designed by Luciano Frigerio for Frigerio di Desio in the 1970s, part of an extremely rare limited series of only 99 examples. This is one of the 99 originals produced by the Frigerio atelier, now considered among the most sought-after and representative pieces of the master's work. The table comes with an official certificate from the Frigerio heirs, certifying its provenance and originality. The sculptural base, made of African Padauk, consists of an architectural sequence of overlapping modular elements, worked and joined with absolute precision. The projecting and recessed parts create a complex geometric rhythm, with an alternation of solids and voids reminiscent of Brutalist aesthetics and the great tradition of Italian cabinetmaking. The perfectly smoothed surfaces, rich in grain, interact with the three-dimensional modulations of the individual slats, transforming the base into a true monolithic sculpture. The upper top, in ground crystal, amplifies the perception of the underlying volume and allows the structure to emerge in all its plastic strength. Luciano Frigerio, a central figure in postwar Italian design, conceived in the 1960s and 1970s a series of sculpture-furniture pieces in limited editions (Scultura 99) made with noble materials and a strongly sculptural formal vision. Among these, the 'Diamante' model is one of his most emblematic and rare creations, a perfect synthesis of monumentality, craftsmanship excellence, and aesthetic research. The table is in excellent condition and is intended for collectors and connoisseurs of high Italian craftsmanship, ideal as the focal point of a dining room, executive environment, or contemporary interior that highlights unique and sculptural pieces. An absolute masterpiece of Italian design, whose rarity is accentuated by the fact that only 99 examples exist worldwide.