Looking beyond the glass with Gallotti&Radice

While glass remains an integral signature of Gallotti&Radice, let’s see how the brand has expanded and translated their simple yet sophisticated essence using other nature-driven materials

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About Gallotti&Radice

Established in 1955 by Pierangelo Gallotti and Luigi Radice, Gallotti&Radice first began as a small artisan workshop focused on handcrafted glass and decorative objects, and soon became a pioneering global force in sophisticated furniture design. Glass, its uniquely signature element, remains central to its identity, often blended with marble, wood, metal or other innovative finishes to create sculptural, timeless pieces. The brand retained its artisanal essence through generations—now led by Silvia Gallotti and evolved from individual works to a lifestyle-focused “total living collection” of furniture, lighting and accessories.

A Taste of Gallotti&Radice

Cloud Infinity Sofa

Just like its name, the Cloud Infinity modular sofa by Massimo Castagna looks, and feels, like you’re lying down in a bed of weightless clouds. Comes with black lacquered wooden feet, it’s made with on-deformable foam polyurethane in different densities.

Re-verre Side Tables

A physical manifestation of the brand’s success in searching for a contemporary way of reusing glass is the sophisticated Re-verre side tables, encased in a warm, earthy “melange terre” finish by Federica Biasi.