Guglielmo Ulrich, a master and pioneer of Italian design, was among the many artists and intellectuals called upon in the 1930s to shape the Universal Exhibition planned for 1942 in Rome, and designed numerous pieces of furniture for the new exhibition spaces.

On the occasion of the Miami Design Fair, Fendi decided to make this furniture. The materials are the original ones indicated in the design drawings, adapted to Fendi’s highest standards: the armchairs are upholstered in the finest leathers and hides, while the sofa and coffee table are made of precious woods in the tradition of Italian craftsmanship.