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Practical object TIMOR Klein Blue ARTEMIDE
€139.99
€175.00
€116.66 HT
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TIMOR Klein Blue
TIMOR Klein Blue
€139.99
€175.00
€116.66 HT
€139.99
€175.00
€116.66 HT
Description
Timor is a perpetual calendar designed by Enzo Mari in 1967. It features PVC bands that fan out, allowing users to easily select the palettes indicating the month, date, and day of the week, all mounted on a central pivot. Designed for modularity, flexibility, washability, and transformability, this object leverages the versatility of plastic to provide a practical and innovative way to keep track of time.
Color
Klein blue
Colour
blue
Material
plastic
Dimensions
W 17 x D 9 x H 16 cm
Matériaux
Housing in ABS plastic, palettes in PVC
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Michele DE LUCCHI
Born in Italy in 1951, Michele de Lucchi graduated in architecture in 1975 and is considered to be one of the key figures of the Memphis movement, which influenced design in the 1980s by breaking down diktats and advocating fantasy, humour and freedom. He is one of Italy's last 'maestri', following in the footsteps of Ettore Sottsass, whose pupil and accomplice he was. He designs lighting and furniture for major brands such as Kartell. In particular, he created the Tolomeo lamp, published by Artemide, which is regarded as an essential design classic. Until 2002, he was head of the design department at Olivetti, but in 1990 his need to experiment led him to set up Produzione Privata in Milan, a small company using only traditional production techniques to produce limited edition design products. An architect and designer, his creations are bold and interdisciplinary. He enjoys designing simple, refined decorative objects (such as the KADO vases), as well as large-scale architectural projects. Michele de Lucchi has received numerous awards for his commitment to architecture and design, including the Honory Doctorate from Kingston University. More recently, he was appointed Professor of Design at the Milan Polytechnic and a member of the National Academy of San Luca in Rome.
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ARTEMIDE
In 1959, Ernesto Gismondi combines engineering and design and founds Artemide. His motto “The Human Light” represents Man and his well-being, which are at the center of attention during the design of lighting. The brand Artemide very quickly becomes the leader of lighting design and its manufacturing. The publishing house Artemide invests from its beginnings in international groups such as “Memphis” by Ettore Sotsass, a forerunner in the manufacturing of contemporary lighting. Artemide chains collaborations and the successes multiply with: the Nessino Artemide lamp, designed by Giancarlo Mattioli, the Artemide suspension, and the Artemide desk lamp is also part of these iconic creations by Artemide, combining innovative design and retro style from the 70s.
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TIMOR Klein Blue
ARTEMIDE
Color :
Bleu klein
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