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Demistella Console by Ettore Sottsass for Up&Up, Italy, 1990s
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The Demistella Console, designed by Ettore Sottsass for Up&Up in Italy during the 1990s, is a captivating piece that exemplifies Sottsass's bold and eclectic design language. Ettore Sottsass, an influential Italian architect and designer, was a leading figure in the Memphis Group, a design collective known for its avant-garde and playful creations. The Demistella Console features Sottsass's signature use of vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and unexpected combinations of materials. Its striking design incorporates elements such as asymmetrical forms, bold patterns, and contrasting textures, creating a visually dynamic and expressive piece of furniture. Constructed with a mix of materials like laminate, metal, and wood, the console showcases Sottsass's exploration of new materials and manufacturing techniques. Its sculptural presence and unconventional design make it a focal point in any space, adding a touch of artistic flair and personality to the interior. - For similar console: Piasa, Paris, Thursday, November 5, 2020, lot 263 (sold 11.960 Euros) (link) https://www.piasa.fr/en/products/ettore-sottsass-1917-2007-demistella_5f8583f1ce365 width 60 cm height 79.5 cm
The Demistella Console, designed by Ettore Sottsass for Up&Up in Italy during the 1990s, is a captivating piece that exemplifies Sottsass's bold and eclectic design language. Ettore Sottsass, an influential Italian architect and designer, was a leading figure in the Memphis Group, a design collective known for its avant-garde and playful creations. The Demistella Console features Sottsass's signature use of vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and unexpected combinations of materials. Its striking design incorporates elements such as asymmetrical forms, bold patterns, and contrasting textures, creating a visually dynamic and expressive piece of furniture. Constructed with a mix of materials like laminate, metal, and wood, the console showcases Sottsass's exploration of new materials and manufacturing techniques. Its sculptural presence and unconventional design make it a focal point in any space, adding a touch of artistic flair and personality to the interior. - For similar console: Piasa, Paris, Thursday, November 5, 2020, lot 263 (sold 11.960 Euros) (link) https://www.piasa.fr/en/products/ettore-sottsass-1917-2007-demistella_5f8583f1ce365 width 60 cm height 79.5 cm
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The Demistella Console, designed by Ettore Sottsass for Up&Up in Italy during the 1990s, is a captivating piece that exemplifies Sottsass's bold and eclectic design language. Ettore Sottsass, an influential Italian architect and designer, was a leading figure in the Memphis Group, a design collective known for its avant-garde and playful creations. The Demistella Console features Sottsass's signature use of vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and unexpected combinations of materials. Its striking design incorporates elements such as asymmetrical forms, bold patterns, and contrasting textures, creating a visually dynamic and expressive piece of furniture. Constructed with a mix of materials like laminate, metal, and wood, the console showcases Sottsass's exploration of new materials and manufacturing techniques. Its sculptural presence and unconventional design make it a focal point in any space, adding a touch of artistic flair and personality to the interior. - For similar console: Piasa, Paris, Thursday, November 5, 2020, lot 263 (sold 11.960 Euros) (link) https://www.piasa.fr/en/products/ettore-sottsass-1917-2007-demistella_5f8583f1ce365 width 60 cm height 79.5 cm
The Demistella Console, designed by Ettore Sottsass for Up&Up in Italy during the 1990s, is a captivating piece that exemplifies Sottsass's bold and eclectic design language. Ettore Sottsass, an influential Italian architect and designer, was a leading figure in the Memphis Group, a design collective known for its avant-garde and playful creations. The Demistella Console features Sottsass's signature use of vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and unexpected combinations of materials. Its striking design incorporates elements such as asymmetrical forms, bold patterns, and contrasting textures, creating a visually dynamic and expressive piece of furniture. Constructed with a mix of materials like laminate, metal, and wood, the console showcases Sottsass's exploration of new materials and manufacturing techniques. Its sculptural presence and unconventional design make it a focal point in any space, adding a touch of artistic flair and personality to the interior. - For similar console: Piasa, Paris, Thursday, November 5, 2020, lot 263 (sold 11.960 Euros) (link) https://www.piasa.fr/en/products/ettore-sottsass-1917-2007-demistella_5f8583f1ce365 width 60 cm height 79.5 cm
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