Some our our favorite examples of furniture design from the 1970s, from advertised classic to unproduced prototypes.

An invaluable resource is the Italian magazine OTTAGONO, the best kept secret in industrial design and architecture.
It was funded in 1966, as a joint venture between Italian furniture and lighting brands Arflex, Artemide, Bernini, Boffi, Cassina, Flos, ICF, and Tecno.

Aimed at a professional readership with a focus on interior design, it's a unique window to study both the design and presentation of furniture pieces.

The world's biggest brands advertised in it. Lovers and students of design bought it.

Reviews, ads, but also sketches that show us that before appearing in lavish houses or corporate offices, it all begins with the stroke of a pencil.