Luigi (o mi amate voi) 3 Bookcase
Designer:
Gaetano Pesce
Luigi (o mi amate voi) 3 Bookcase, originally designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1982, is reimagined by Romeo Sozzi and Bottega Ghianda through hybridization and illumination. The black-stained beech wood frame supports resin shelves with richly colored edges, crafted with the same care traditionally reserved for the most precious wood types. A concealed LED light turns the piece into a luminous screen or theatrical backdrop. The irregular resin surfaces and the grid-like wooden frame evokes Mondrian’s abstract compositions.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
Luigi (o mi amate voi) 3 Bookcase, originally designed by Gaetano Pesce in 1982, is reimagined by Romeo Sozzi and Bottega Ghianda through hybridization and illumination. The black-stained beech wood frame supports resin shelves with richly colored edges, crafted with the same care traditionally reserved for the most precious wood types. A concealed LED light turns the piece into a luminous screen or theatrical backdrop. The irregular resin surfaces and the grid-like wooden frame evokes Mondrian’s abstract compositions.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
Bottega Ghianda
Milan, Italy
Bottega Ghianda is one of Italy’s most revered woodworking ateliers, dedicated to the art of fine cabinetmaking. With a legacy rooted in precision and craftsmanship, the brand transforms noble woods into exquisitely detailed furniture and objects, where every joint, curve, and finish is shaped by hand. Defined by timeless elegance and technical mastery, each piece reflects a devotion to material integrity and artisanal excellence.
