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Stildomus, bar/cabinet in rosewood with metal details, Italy, 1960s
$ 7,500
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Description
"È Aldo Bartolomeo, allora ventenne, a dar vita nel 1956 alla Stildomus, nella duplice veste di progettista e imprenditore. La sua curiosità lo porta a conoscere "belle persone", da cui nascono gli incontri di amicizia e di lavoro con Ico Parisi, Bruno Munari, G.P.A. Monti, Pino Tovaglia, Afra e Tobia Scarpa, Giorgio De Ferrari.
È la "qualità" ad essere la filosofia di Stildomus, che realizza nel "ricercare" i progettisti di collaudata esperienza come Parisi, Munari, Monti, Tovaglia, Scarpa, De Ferrari, senza rinunciare a sperimentare le proposte dei giovani come Cappelli e Ranzo, Veronesi, Donegani, Iosa Ghini e Kusters.
"Ricercare" i bisogni, attraverso la lettura dei cambiamenti sociali, da cui nasce il primo progetto di parete attrezzata (1968) e la prima ricerca sulle superfici dei mobili di Pino Tovaglia (1970). "Ricercare" i materiali, scegliendo quelli capaci di invecchiare bene.
"Ricercare" le tecnologie, utilizzando quelle più idonee alla realizzazione del progetto. "Ricercare" un alto grado di finitura, attraverso un aggiornato ed efficiente utilizzo degli strumenti produttivi, ma soprattutto la sensibilizzazione e l'addestramento degli uomini, dal cui determanante apporto scaturisce la "qualità"." -
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Documentation: Ample Provenance Origin: Italy Period: 1950-1979 Materials: wood Condition: Good. Very good overall condition. The cabinet has undergone careful restoration. The back wall was previously drilled, likely to allow for electrical wiring, perhaps for a light, or perhaps for a radio. We left the hole open. Creation Date: 19660s Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: CCAR0524 Incollect Reference #: 818892 -
Dimensions
W. 43.7 in; H. 47.24 in; D. 19.69 in; W. 111 cm; H. 120 cm; D. 50 cm;
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Blend Roma, located at Via Margutta 55/b in the heart of Rome, curates unique objects that blend diverse materials, styles, colors, and forms to spark creative dialogue. Guided by instinct and taste rather than rigid rules, our collection offers inventive solutions for those who value originality. Contact us at +39.063.265.2067 or blend@blend.it.
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