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venerdì 29 maggio 2015

Cooking with Design: Cavatappi Alessandro M. - Duomo di Milano by Alessi

Also the column Cooking with Design dedicates a post to Milan and Expo, the event of 2015, so the protagonist of today is the limited edition of Corkscrew Alessandro M. "Duomo di Milano" designed by Alessandro Mendini for Alessi.
"Alessandro M. - Milan Duomo is reinterpreted for Expo 2015 as a tribute to the city of Milan.
"Alessandro M." has the appearance of an Italian chef, wearing a white apron with tricolor flag and a Milan Cathedral shaped hat with on the tallest spire the Golden "Madonnina", the town symbol.
The Corkscrew Alessandro M. is made in mentra PA and chrome-plated zamak and her dress is decorated by hand.
We just have to let us suggest and uncork a good bottle of wine from this cute chef and sommelier.
See you soon design lovers and good weekend!
 
Anche la rubrica Cooking with Design dedica un post a Milano e a Expo, l'evento del 2015, il protagonista di oggi è infatti l'edizione limitata del cavatappi Alessandro M. “Duomo di Milano” disegnato da Alessandro Mendini per Alessi.

giovedì 6 febbraio 2014

Contemporary and baroque

Baroque and contemporary design together for the romantic Proust armchair designed by Alessandro Mendini for Magis. Proust is based on the original design of the Proust Chair, the most famous creation ever designed by Mendini in 1978. About thirty years ago, the Italian designer had reinterpreted in a chair in the French Baroque style of the eighteenth century painting  wood and upholstery, and adapting the shape and decoration in the style of the current year. Today the Proust Chair is again revised in accordance with the contemporary fashion, wood and upholstery disappear to give way to the polyethylene in bright colors. Even its target changes, in fact, a chair designed to be a work of art produced in a few pieces at the end of the 70s, now becomes a chair dedicated to everyone thanks to Magis. 
What do you think of this original piece furniture with a rich history of design? 
See you soon my dear design lovers!