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Joe Colombo

most progressive designer of its age, Icon.

Biography

Joe Colombo has designed special pieces, even though they haven’t gotten old. Many of his designs can now be found in major museums, including museum of modern art New York. He has also worked for large companies such as Oluce, Kartell, Bieffe, Alessi, Flexform and Boffi. His designs had a futuristic and progressive look. Certainly received international attention, his designs are also widely seen in Hollywood films.

This designers products

Joe Colombo for Stilnovo "The Hat", Joe Colombo Elda Lounge chair for Comfort, Joe Colombo for Stilnovo model Topo 1970's.

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