Apparently he wanted the business to keep selling Italian Baroque… but I only see people these days buying that ironically. Hopefully some modern Italian design in the mix.
@Pilk
I could understand buying it ironically, but probably not at the prices they’re charging. All that fake marble and gold leaf ain’t cheap.
The stock in store looked original. I don’t think inventory control was his strong suit, I think there’s a lot of it left. @Seagoon_
Walking down Sydney Road Brunnie, Franco Cozzo is being relaunched. Is there a market for that stuff?
hey, I love my vintage 1980s franco cozzo furniture
it’s solid maple , lots of hand carving, no gilding , it’s tuscan style I think
but it’s expensive, even second hand it’s expensive
that cream and gilt stuff in the window of the shop is traditional venetian style, which would look lovely in a house in Venice
apparently they are bringing in modern Milan styles too
Unfortunately, yes. If you’re going to spend money, then it’s got to be a fancy pantsy as possible. Then add gilding for max effect.
No. It’s ugly. Lol
Apparently he wanted the business to keep selling Italian Baroque… but I only see people these days buying that ironically. Hopefully some modern Italian design in the mix.
@Pilk
I could understand buying it ironically, but probably not at the prices they’re charging. All that fake marble and gold leaf ain’t cheap.
The stock in store looked original. I don’t think inventory control was his strong suit, I think there’s a lot of it left.
@Seagoon_
Lol gross! I saw it being reno’d or something, I thought someone else started leasing it.
Least I can still gawk at all disgusting furniture and wonder whose old money great gran has a house full of that shite.