Brionvega TS 505a white Radio Cubo, designed by Richard Sapper and Marco Zanuso in the '70s. The radio is functional, both with battery and cable. 

Brionvega is an iconic Italian electronics company, renowned for its innovative vision, distinctive style, and pioneering technology. Founded in Milan in 1945 by Giuseppe Brion and Leone Pajetta (initially as B.P.M. Radio, then Vega BP Radio, and finally Brionvega in 1963), the company quickly became a symbol of "Made in Italy" design excellence.

Brionvega's fundamental philosophy has always been to perfectly blend aesthetics and functionality, transforming everyday electronic objects into works of art. The company's success is largely attributed to its visionary collaborations with some of the most influential Italian and international industrial designers of the 20th century. Brionvega products are designed to last for decades, preserving their aesthetic, technical, and emotional value, promoting the philosophy of "producing less, but better." Many pieces are still handmade in Italy.

Numerous Brionvega models are part of the permanent collections of major museums worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. In the '60s, Brionvega models often embraced a "Space Age" aesthetic, incorporating bold geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and innovative materials.