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in 2004 and subsequently moved its headquarters to Tolentino. In 2012 the company was purchased by Sandra Vazza and her son Charley and has been based in Barolo, Piedmont since. Gufram still produces furniture designed in the 1960s and 1970s in limited and special editions, as well as more recent
269:(MOMA) in New York, where they were first exposed, and subsequently acquired for the museum's permanent collection. From that moment on, Gufram products officially made it into the history of design and were introduced to the collections of recognized European and American museums such as the 257:, which were well received by the public and press. This critical success encouraged the company to further explore their philosophy and production methods. International recognition came in 1972 with an exhibition dedicated to Italian design entitled 173:
artistic culture in Torino and the radical architectural experimentation of the period, the Gugliermetto brothers began to explore new forms and new materials to use in the production of design projects. Adapting materials such as
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influenced designs; the unconventional use of industrial materials; collaborations with well known architects and designers; and the contribution its products made to the aesthetics of the 1960s
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foam, which was widely used as a packing insulant in the transportation industry, allowed Gufram to manufacture entirely new and radical furniture typologies.
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The Gufram catalogue consists of a number of designs, some of which are limited edition pieces (Multipli). The main products are:
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Gufram began manufacturing furniture for public spaces in 1978. The original Turin based company was acquired by the
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Some references state that Raimondi joined Gufram (or its precursor) in 1965. Better source(s) needed.
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The Vitra Design museum site states that "the company changed its name to Gufram in 1966".
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Gufram was founded in 1966 by furniture manufacturer Gugliermetto Fratelli Mobile (Grosso,
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and Riccardo Rosso (collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York)
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Gufram began collaborations with emerging artists of the time such as
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is an Italian furniture manufacturer known for avant-garde,
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Modern Design in the Metropolitan Museum of Art 1890–1990
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Industrially reproduced art objects in limited edition.
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Privately held company
Barolo
Cuneo
gufram.it/en/
conceptual
Pop-art
Radical period
Italian design

Triennale Design Museum

Torino
avant-garde
polyurethane
Giuseppe Raimondi
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Ugo Nespolo
Piero Gilardi
Arte Povera
Studio 65
Pietro Derossi
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Tullio Regge
XIV Triennale in Milan
Emilio Ambasz
Museum of Modern Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art

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