Mateglacé
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Vacuum bottle stand
Design Marta Sansoni, LPWK
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Mateglacé
Vacuum bottle stand
CHF 190.00
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Marta Sansoni
Marta Sansoni, an architect and designer living in Florence (Italy), graduated in architecture in 1990. She participated in several national and international design exhibitions and competitions: among these, the 1990 Memory Containers with Alessi. In the field of architecture, she has realized projects for new buildings in Florence and many projects of interior architectural design for private houses, shops, restaurants coffee shops, wine-bars and offices in Italy and abroad. In the design area, she has realized for Alessi two articulated families of objects (Cactus!, Ba-Rock) and a series of individual objects.
Meet the designerLPWK
Designer and meta-projector, graduate of the DAMS in Bologna, wrote the book "L'officina Alessi. Alberto Alessi and Alessandro Mendini: Ten years of projects, 1980-1990". In 1990, Alberto Alessi entrusted her with the management of the Alessi Study Centre (CSA), a place of experimentation where professionals from different disciplines and young creatives came together in workshops and designed innovative collections, developing the concept of meta-design. Since 2000, she has continued her collaboration with Alessi as part of the LPWK Design Studio, which she founded and manages. She teaches at the Domus Academy and the NABA.
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