When pop art legend Andy Warhol meets radical Italian design by Gufram, the result is Andy’s Cactus: a limited edition icon born from the collaboration between The Andy Warhol Foundation and Guido Drocco & Franco Mello x Gufram. A reinterpretation of the original Cactus coat rack, this collectible piece fuses Warhol’s bold visual language with the sculptural flair of Gufram. Presented as a limited edition of 99 pieces for each colour shade, Andy’s Cactus is a provocative tribute to color, form, and cultural commentary: a must-have for lovers of Gufram home accessories and pop surrealism.

A Radical Reinvention of an Icon

The Andy’s Cactus maintains the classic dimensions and handcrafted production of the original Gufram Cactus®, but reimagines its surface with Warholian flair. Painted entirely by hand with the unique Guflac® paint technique, this polyurethane sculpture becomes a visual dialogue between American pop and Italian avant-garde. It stands as a functional design home accessory and an artwork, ready to turn any space into a statement of irony and visual rebellion.

From Art Gallery to Living Room

Like all Gufram decorative objects, Andy’s Cactus collection is made in soft polyurethane, a material that defies expectations of weight and rigidity. Every surface variation is intentional, an artisanal mark of authenticity. Whether you’re curating avantgarde interior design or searching for how to decorate with statement pieces, this coat rack offers more than functionality: it offers a manifesto. It pairs naturally with other sculptural home accents like the Gufram Bocca collection or others Gufram iconic products.

A Collector’s Piece with Cultural Impact

Released in a numbered series, Andy's Cactus is a centerpiece for those who appreciate bold design and collectible art. Whether you’re looking to buy Gufram cactus, order Gufram decorative objects, or explore Gufram home accessories for sale, this piece combines heritage and contemporary relevance. It’s not just a nod to Warhol; it’s an embodiment of the radical design furniture history that continues to shape creative spaces across the world.