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CASABLANCA Rouge, jaune et noir
MEMPHIS MILANO
€13,175.00 €15,500.00
€10,979.16 HT
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Storage Unit
CASABLANCA Rouge, jaune et noir
MEMPHIS MILANO
CASABLANCA Rouge, jaune et noir
€13,175.00 €15,500.00
€10,979.16 HT
€13,175.00 €15,500.00
€10,979.16 HT
Description
Avec Casablanca, Ettore Sottsass brise les règles de la décoration d'intérieur en créant un objet anticonformiste à la forme forte et expressive, rehaussée par les couleurs et les motifs originaux imprimés sur du plastique stratifié. En 1981, après des années de minimalisme fonctionnel, l'ornement revient et devient partie intégrante de l'objet. Meuble audacieux et sculptural, Casablanca est aussi un rangement fonctionnel équipé d’étagères et rangements fermés par des portes et tiroirs. Son design asymétrique et ses motifs graphiques captivants en font une pièce maîtresse dans n'importe quelle pièce, du salon à la chambre à coucher.
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Born in Innsbruck, Austria, in 1917, he studied architecture at the Turin Polytechnic, graduating in 1939. Ettore Sottsass is considered to be one of the most influential designers of the 20th century. He began his career as an architect in his father's firm, and together they set about rebuilding their country after the war. Generally building only social housing, Ettore Sottsass turned to design, failing to realise his ambitions in architecture, and decided to open his own agency in Milan in 1947. A master of colour and lighting effects, he combines architecture and design. During his career, Sottsass collaborated with many designers, including George Nelson in New York and Olivetti in Italy. He creates furniture and lighting for Artemide and table accessories for Alessi. With the Callimaco floor lamp, Ettore Sottsass created one of the great classics of design.
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MEMPHIS MILANO
Memphis Milano is an Italian design group founded in Milan in 1980, bringing together architects, creators, and designers. Its founder, Ettore Sottsass, chose the name Memphis because it refers both to the Tennessee city where Elvis Presley was born and to the capital of ancient Egypt. Memphis Milano introduced a new form of expression through design. The movement gained significant recognition after showcasing 55 pieces, including furniture, lamps, and ceramic objects, at the Arc’74 gallery during the Milan Furniture Fair in 1981. Memphis Milano draws inspiration from the radical design movement of the 1960s.