Marco Zanuso was an Italian architect and designer who is considered one of the leading figures of mid-century modern design. He was born in Milan in 1916 and studied architecture at the Politecnico di Milano, graduating in 1939. After the war, he opened his own design firm in Milan and began collaborating with a number of leading manufacturers, including Arflex, Cassina, and Zanotta.
Zanuso's furniture designs are characterized by their clean lines, simple forms, and use of innovative materials. He was particularly interested in using new plastics and metal alloys, and he often experimented with new production techniques. Some of his most iconic designs include the Lady armchair (1951), the Superleggera chair (1957), and the Elettra television (1964).
Zanuso was also a prolific industrial designer, and he created a wide range of products, including cameras, radios, and office furniture. He was also a co-founder of the design more...
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