Incas
Category
Console
Brands
Designers
Dimensions
L 140 cm - P 40 cm - H 72 cm
Finiture
Marble, Travertine, Serena Stone
Year
1978
The Incas console, designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Agapecasa in 1978, is characterized by a sculptural design that combines rectangular tops with inclined trapezoidal supports, creating a harmonious interlocking without the use of fastening elements. Available in different sizes, it is made of fine materials such as marble or stone, offering a refined aesthetic and a solid structure.
Agapecasa
Created in 2009, Agapecasa is a company born from Agape's passion for design culture and dedicated to the re-edition of original pieces by Angelo Mangiarotti, one of the greatest masters of post-war Italian design and architecture, who has always been a great collaborator of the brand.
Angelo Mangiarotti
Born in Milan in 1921, Angelo Mangiarotti is an architect, sculptor and designer. In addition to his many architectural feats, Mangiarotti has created numerous creative projects, from sculpture to products and lighting. He believed that architecture was a practical discipline and that industrial design was an expression of high craftsmanship. During his career, he has been a teacher at various design and architecture schools in Italy and abroad. He has won numerous awards in both design and architecture and his work has been included in exhibitions and collections at some of the world's most important art and design institutions, such as the Center Pompidou in Paris, the Triennale Design Museum in Milan and Gallery MA in Tokyo.
