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Marque Zanotta
DesignCarlo Mollino
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Arabesco is a coffee table designed by Carlo Mollino in 1949 and reissued by Zanotta under license. The structure is made of bent plywood, veneered in natural or black-stained oak with a wax-finish varnish, whose cut-outs and curves recall the design of an arabesque. It is fixed to the top with c...
Lire la suiteArabesco is a coffee table designed by Carlo Mollino in 1949 and reissued by Zanotta under license. The structure is made of bent plywood, veneered in natural or black-stained oak with a wax-finish varnish, whose cut-outs and curves recall the design of an arabesque. It is fixed to the top with crossbars. The upper top is 10 mm tempered glass, the lower shelf is 8 mm tempered glass: extra-clear glass for the natural oak version, smoked grey glass for the black-stained oak version, so that the tint of the glass matches that of the wood. It measures 129 cm in length, 53 cm in depth, and 45 cm in height.
Arabesco is featured in the collections of the Neue Sammlung in Munich and the Fondazione Triennale Design Museum in Milan. The rights to Carlo Mollino's work belong to the Italian State; Zanotta produces it under an exclusive license granted by the Agenzia del Demanio.
Fabrication
Réf. fabricant 697
Description
Dimensions et matériaux
Matériaux
Autour de la pièce
Le designer
Carlo Mollino
Né et mort à Turin (1905-1973), Carlo Mollino fut architecte, designer, photographe, pilote et coureur automobile, avec un mobilier aux formes organiques. La boutique propose ses pièces éditées par Zanotta, dont le fauteuil Gilda, la table basse Arabesco, la console Carlino et le miroir Milo.
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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