Gallotti&Radice invokes a sense of ‘Resonance’ with its 2025 collection

A narrative of sensorial experience, the latest catalogue by Gallotti&Radice comes heavily inspired by the refined silhouettes of the 1970s and 80s

Think of the suave forms that occupied the design language in the Seventies and Eighties, the ones that dared to challenge the norms and conventions of the time. Gallotti&Radice has taken it upon the brand to bring this sense of stylistic play back through its 2025 collection, fittingly titled ‘Resonance’ — meaning the power to educe, to evoke, a certain sentimentality.

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Vintage sophistication is realised through metallic and polished finishes, then thoughtfully paired with the deep tints and glossy accents of the Hide&Seek Door and Mini in Bordeaux Etruria, as envisioned by Pietro Russo. These seemingly miniscule details all add up to build a captivating subtle luxury that is hard to come by.

The textured textiles within Resonance is a nod to an era known for its eccentric charm. This substance contrasts with the bold dark leathers of the Stami seating system and Olivia armchair, for example. Meanwhile, a striking cluster of artisanal side tables, Arch by david/nicolas, daringly commands attention. A group of sculptural interventions, Arch has a visual intensity about it that transforms any stretch into a memorable space.

Adding to this sequence, the Mirage coffee table by Studiopepe is a revision of glass in new, expressive forms. Dancing with perception and blurring the edges between structure and phantasm, the almost futuristic Mirage experiments on equilibrium with bases formed of discarded glass and a surface that is reminiscent of a liquid mirror. Plus, Draga & Aurel offers a unique vision through the Tratto light fixture, an elegant piece appearing as if floating in space. Its minimalist design deconstructs the cylinder and reshapes it into something that is theatrical yet precise.

Formed from a cross-pollination of influences, david/nicolas introduces Loulou Rock: a modern rocking chair that initiates an emotional pull from memory while looking through a contemporary lens. Diversely, Saki by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti has been specifically designed for dining settings with its fundamentally clean lines.

The Stresa console’s trim profile cradles a glowing orb; it is as though the surface is merged with light. What comes of it is an optical illusion that meets the aged mirror surface like a reflected horizon. With Gallotti&Radice, artistic expression and everyday usability is invariably prioritised. Above all, the Resonance collection expresses the brand’s ever-evolving identity: a ‘Made in Italy’ powerhouse that partakes in ongoing explorations of tones and contours, and always with a touch of discerning composure.