Ercolino

CHF 52.00

Bottle opener

Design: Andrea Branzi

The elegant bottle opener designed by Andrea Branzi is an ideal tool to easil...

The elegant bottle opener designed by Andrea Branzi is an ideal tool to easily open bottles with metal caps and crown caps. Ercolino is exemplary of Andrea Branzi’s happy relationship with the expressive potential of turned wood, which, in his opinion, is one of the best materials for creating objects with which it is possible to establish not only functional but also psychological, symbolic and poetic relationships.

Specifications


Bottle opener in 18/10 stainless steel and birch-wood.

  • Code: AB07
  • Height (cm): 19.00
  • Length (cm): 7.00
  • Width (cm): 4.00

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Andrea Branzi

Born in Florence in 1938, architect and designer. Critic on magazines such as Domus, Interni, Casabella and Modo, he was one of the founders of the Domus Academy and is one of the members of the EEC Commission for the promotion of the European design. He has worked for Cassina,...

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