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The Sciangai coat rack is an iconic and ingenious piece created by the Italian design trio Jonathan de Pas, Donato d'Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi for the brand Zanotta. Made of solid wood, this coat rack has become a cult design object thanks to its remarkable aesthetics and functionality.Zanotta is...
Lire la suiteThe Sciangai coat rack is an iconic and ingenious piece created by the Italian design trio Jonathan de Pas, Donato d'Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi for the brand Zanotta. Made of solid wood, this coat rack has become a cult design object thanks to its remarkable aesthetics and functionality.
Zanotta is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the coat rack's creation by producing a special numbered edition with Paolo Lomazzi: introducing Sciangai 50, an explosion of bright, joyful colors.
The Sciangai coat rack takes its name from the Chinese city of Shanghai, where the trio discovered the game of Mikado, which inspired Sciangai's unique design. Composed of interlocking wooden pieces, it is designed to open and close like a game of Mikado, allowing it to hold numerous garments and accessories while remaining elegant and sculptural. When folded, it becomes discreet and can be easily stored in a corner, thus freeing up space.
Sciangai is a design classic and has been recognized with numerous prestigious awards, notably the Compasso d'Oro for its remarkable aesthetics, functionality, and natural elegance. Today, it is featured in several museum collections around the world, testifying to its timeless quality.
The Sciangai coat rack is a wise choice for those seeking an object that is both functional and sculptural. With its elegant design and clean aesthetic, it is perfect for adding a touch of style to any room in the house.
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Dimensions et matériaux
Matériaux
Autour de la pièce
Le designer
De Pas, D'Urbino, Lomazzi
Jonathan De Pas, Donato D'Urbino et Paolo Lomazzi ouvrent leur studio à Milan en 1966 et signent l'année suivante le fauteuil gonflable Blow, entré au MoMA. Chez Zanotta, la boutique propose leurs pièces à plier ou régler, le porte-manteau Sciangai, le tabouret Giotto, le fauteuil Gomma, la chauffeuse Galeotta et le lit Milano.
La maison
Zanotta
Zanotta est un éditeur italien fondé en 1954 par Aurelio Zanotta et installé à Nova Milanese. La maison se distingue tôt en proposant des housses amovibles pour ses canapés et fauteuils, puis s'engage dans le design radical avec le fauteuil Sacco de Gatti, Paolini et Teodoro en 1968, la collection Quaderna de Superstudio, produite depuis 1972, et le portemanteau Sciangai de De Pas, D'Urbino et Lomazzi en 1973. Elle édite aussi le tabouret Mezzadro, conçu en 1957 par Achille et Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. Zanotta compte 336 pièces dans les collections de 60 musées et cinq Compassi d'Oro.
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