Alessi Proust Set Baubles Small
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The Alessi Proust Set and individual Christmas baubles are part of a new series of glass ornaments by Alessi in 2023. Each ornament is hand-painted, adding a unique touch. The set includes three small balls sold together. Three larger balls are also available, but sold individually.
Alessandro Mendini found inspiration in the unexpected connection between the French writer Proust and the Parisian Pointillists. The “Proust” decoration originated from the reinterpretation of a detail in a painting by Paul Signac. This iconic decoration now embraces the spirit of Christmas.
Ontwerper: Alessandro Mendini
Alessandro Mendini (1931-2019) is one of the key figures in modern Italian design. He shaped the Domus magazine, won the Compasso d'Oro, and was a prominent figure in both the Alchimia and Memphis movements. He was the designer of the Groninger Museum in Groningen and the director of the series of electrical household appliances that Philips produced with Alessi in the 1990s. At Alessi, he brought in renowned names such as Sapper, Graves, and others who played a crucial role in defining the identity of Alessi.
Alessi Proust Set Baubles Small
€45,00
Availability: 20 in stock
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Alessi Proust Set Baubles Small consist of three small hand-painted glass Christmas ornaments with a diameter of 6 cm each.
The Alessi Proust Set and individual Christmas baubles are part of a new series of glass ornaments by Alessi in 2023. Each ornament is hand-painted, adding a unique touch. The set includes three small balls sold together. Three larger balls are also available, but sold individually.
Alessandro Mendini found inspiration in the unexpected connection between the French writer Proust and the Parisian Pointillists. The “Proust” decoration originated from the reinterpretation of a detail in a painting by Paul Signac. This iconic decoration now embraces the spirit of Christmas.
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AM43SET
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Ontwerper: Alessandro Mendini
Alessandro Mendini (1931-2019) is one of the key figures in modern Italian design. He shaped the Domus magazine, won the Compasso d'Oro, and was a prominent figure in both the Alchimia and Memphis movements. He was the designer of the Groninger Museum in Groningen and the director of the series of electrical household appliances that Philips produced with Alessi in the 1990s. At Alessi, he brought in renowned names such as Sapper, Graves, and others who played a crucial role in defining the identity of Alessi.