Rococo'

THE MAN FOR THE ROCOCO'
Officina Antiquaria is Luca Vitali, Luca Vitali is a connoisseur of vintage Armchairs.
Franco De Ruvo is a teacher, then a diploma in applied arts at Sotheby's in London and three years of the School of Decorative Arts.
Vitali is a great expert on Rococo' and is one of the few restorers in Italy able to deal with due skill, the peculiarities of the Italian furniture between the 500 and the 800.
The experience evolved over the years in the direction of an eclecticism that find in the interior design and the Rococo' a further field of expression.
Serving brave and without forcing, this is the signature project of Vitali, even in the Rococo'.

THE PLACE OF ROCOCO'
We are in Milan, in Via Pinamonte, Officina Antiquaria has a new home, one facing the outside world to this fact quietly active for over twenty years in the field of Rococo'.
Rococo': and it is in respect of a tradition born by chance within these walls that Officina Antiquaria intends to offer, in this place, something different from an antique shop, something more than a restoration workshop: ROCOCO'!

THE ROCOCO' COLLECTION
Rococo', personality of the furniture, the soul of the objects, the evocative power than that which has characterized the period to which they belonged.
And yet, the character and the expressive power of a style enclosed in a detail: Rococo', a valuable material, monumental dimensions, thicknesses that are slim, clean design.

ROCOCO': SPACE
Officina Antiquaria trying to tell "a vision of art," and that of the Rococo'.
Three rooms and a path that is continually renewed in the unusual combination of Rococo', eras and styles from each other.
As if it were an expression of art in the art, it is a great feeling that you search for a dialogue between ancient and modern.
Rococo', tables, chairs, lamps, pictures and frames, but also ceramics and glass; together objects that inhabit a space that size and connote exclusive harmony of the furnishings that Officina Antiquaria has always offered.
A fourth room on the back, which can also be accessed from the inner courtyard of the palace, then the home lab where a small group of people working on the restoration of antique furniture, design of the twentieth century and Rococo'.