Alessi Bread Cutting Board
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Ontwerper: Anna & Gian Franco Gasparini
Gian Franco Gasparini taught Industrial Design at ISIA in Florence after earning his degree in architecture in Florence. In addition to being the founder, he served as the director for twelve years at the Università del Progetto, a school for design and communication in Reggio Emilia. He also directs design and communication projects for major internationally recognized companies. In 2002, Anna and Gian Franco Gasparini founded Architettura della Comunicazione, a company operating in the field of design and the associated communication processes. Notable projects include the Langhe Museum in the Grinzane Cavour castle and the coordinated image project for the Cariparma/Credit Agricole bank network.
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Alessi Bread Cutting Board
€85,00
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Alessi Bread Cutting Board is titled ‘Sbriciola’ and features large grooves lengthwise, accompanied by a drawer underneath to catch the crumbs. The drawer is divided into two compartments: a small one for the bread knife, preventing crumbs from falling, and a larger one where this is intentionally practical.
| Dimensions | 42 × 27 × 4,5 cm |
|---|---|
| Color | Bamboo / Bamboehout |
| Material | Bamboo, Plastics / Kunststof |
Product Code
GAG02
Specifications
| Dimensions | 42 × 27 × 4,5 cm |
|---|---|
| Color | Bamboo / Bamboehout |
| Material | Bamboo, Plastics / Kunststof |
Ontwerper: Anna & Gian Franco Gasparini
Gian Franco Gasparini taught Industrial Design at ISIA in Florence after earning his degree in architecture in Florence. In addition to being the founder, he served as the director for twelve years at the Università del Progetto, a school for design and communication in Reggio Emilia. He also directs design and communication projects for major internationally recognized companies. In 2002, Anna and Gian Franco Gasparini founded Architettura della Comunicazione, a company operating in the field of design and the associated communication processes. Notable projects include the Langhe Museum in the Grinzane Cavour castle and the coordinated image project for the Cariparma/Credit Agricole bank network.
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