Kartell
Flip
Diseño: Antonio Citterio, Toan Nguyen
Presented: Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2008, Milán
ID de Stylepark: 05.1236.00022
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01 descripción del producto
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Un nuevo carro plegable entra a formar parte de la colección de Kartell.
Flip es una combinación de éxito entre el material plástico de los tableros y el metal de la estructura. Los tableros son de polimetilmetacrilato, con una moldura lenticular, la síntesis extrema de funcionalidad e investigación estética. Puede utilizarse como carro, ideal para aperitivos y buffet, y también como una práctica
mesita para colocarlo enfrente del sofá (de hecho los tableros son independientes entre sí); se pliega y una vez que está cerrado ocupa poquísimo espacio y puede volver a colocarse con suma facilidad.
02 dimensiones/peso
| dimensiones globales | |
|---|---|
ancho |
400 mm |
altura |
720 mm |
longitud |
800 mm |
03 Tags
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The Pitfalls of Objects – Episode 1: Nature is Super
A chair is a chair and a table is a table and so on and so forth... That is correct and yet incorrect. For the symbolic qualities of the things that surround us daily are by no means as functional as a chic hat on a bonehead. Yet even symbolism has its pitfalls.
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It’s not the era of Leonardo, nowadays you need specialists!
During the recent Cologne Orgatec, Claudia Beckmann and Thomas Wagner talked with Antonio Citterio about the office of tomorrow, the relevance of research for the design process, and design's social responsibility.
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The new Citterio M Collection from Axor
Ever since 2001 Axor has been managed by Philippe Grohe, grandson of company founder Hans Grohe, and following Philippe Starck and Jean-Marie Massaud it has now been the turn of architect and designer Antonio Citterio to work for Axor - devising the series named after him with the mysterious "M", which stands for modernity, metropolis and Milan.
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