The popularity of the Mid-century Modern Italian design promotes the European aesthetics, from indoors to outdoors instantly creating a unique dining atmosphere. Mixing a piece of history into your modern home is a way to preserve history, to appreciate the work of the hands and minds of the great Italian "Maestri" from the Italian Mid Century period.
The family company Cavatorta was established in Rome in 1869 by Eugenio Cavatorta. It produced its furniture only in small and exclusive series, its main customers being embassies, hotels, schools and ships. Each furniture fitting was designed uniquely for each specific commission. During the 1930’s, led by Eugenio’s son Silvio, the company started to obtain prestigious commissions for international organizations and ministries. Silvio’s son Franco studied architecture during which he took extended internships in the studios of Le Corbusier, Arne Jacobsen, Finn Juhl and Sven Markelius. He was the first to present these northern modernist developments in Italy during a conference on Scandinavian furniture. Cavatorta’s furniture are aesthetically unique, rare and of a very high quality.
Natasha Esch curates a selection of vintage and new items from around the world including original furniture from Hans Wegner, Arne Norell, Guillerme et Chambron and many more. Vintage pieces are either in their original vintage condition or newly reupholstered and available for purchase right off of our showroom floor. Natasha founded MONC XIII in 2012 with her husband, Matt Coffin. Prior to MONC XIII, Natasha was an Interior Designer in Los Angeles and earlier in her career was the President of Wilhelmina Models.
- Designed By: Silvio Cavatorta
- Made in: Italy
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