Achille castiglioni
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Resort Borgo dei Conti
The Borgo dei Conti complex in Perugia, designed by the architect Claudio Castellini, is a unique place that transports its guests on an extraordinary journey, to make them discover the beauty of these lands and their ancient flavours under the sign of excellence, quality, passion for good food and joy of life. Its staff attends to each visitor taking care of every detail, moved by a deep spirit of cordiality and hospitality, to share with you the taste and the charms of the place, as well as of the surrounding territory. In this resort you have at your disposal a dedicated area offering saunas, Turkish bath and emotional showers. Just as a gourmet restaurant and a lounge bar for all its users.
In this elegant project we can apprecia... More
Hotel Colombo
Hotel Colombo (Milano)
The renowned Hotel Cristoforo Colombo is located in the heart of Milan, in Corso Buenos Aires, one of the city's most important shopping streets. Hotel Colombo outstands because of its refined setting and its elegant atmosphere, all designed by the architect Max Minoja. The building offers three elegant conference rooms and a boardroom, seating for up to 120 participants, to meet all business needs.
In this stylish project, we can appreciate an luxurious lighting design by Flos, where the most outstanding luminaires that are integrated in this project are Find Me designed by Jorge Herrera, KAP designed by Flos Architectural, Minikelvin Flex designed by Antonio Citterio, Taccia LED designed by Achille & Pie... More
Product • By Flos • Taraxacum 88 Ceiling/Wall
Taraxacum 88 Ceiling/Wall
Wall/ceiling lamp providing direct and reflected light. Structure formed by 5 pressed polished aluminum triangles. More
Project • By Pierattelli Architetture • Private Houses
Flat Eleven
Studio Pierattelli Architetture has designed a 50-square-metre flat in the heart of Florence: a private residence where the absence of space is not a limitation but an opportunity to interpret the theme of contemporary living by combining absence and presence, function and form, comfort and perspective.The furnishings are all tailor-made and their millimetric precision has freed up spaces, that domestic life can now enjoy, as they are not occupied by previous structures or facades.A restrained entrance opens onto a surprisingly large, double-height room, in which the vertical dimension contrasts with the horizontal main room below, used as a living area. The arch becomes a scenic backdrop framing both kitchen and living room and d... More
Product • By Brionvega • Radiofonografo
radiofonografo rr226
Half a century of uniqueness, told by a smile that was born on the first day. Created in 1965 by designers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, the Radiofonografo is a superb work of modern industrial design, thanks to both its incomparable style and sound. Exuding retro charm, along with incredible sonic definition and the ability to orient and move the sound modules to best suit the surrounding environment, this system creates a listening experience both stimulating and intriguing.Today, the radiofonografo rr226 is re-born: with only the radio and turntable like the original of the 1965. A deserved tribute to one of the most iconic and desired objects of Italian industrial design. With its unique style and sound, this wonderful product i... More
Product • By Flos • Taccia / Taccia Small
Taccia / Taccia Small
The FLOS Taccia: A Timeless Piece of Design
The FLOS Taccia is a timeless piece of design that has become an icon in the world of lighting. Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, the Taccia is a table lamp that features a unique bowl-shaped reflector that sits on top of a tall stem. The lamp has a sleek and minimalist design that makes it a perfect addition to any modern or contemporary interior.
Design and Features
The FLOS Taccia has a distinctive design that is both elegant and functional. The lamp consists of two main components: the bowl-shaped reflector and the stem. The reflector is made of spun aluminum and has a white interior that reflects light in all directions. The stem is made of painted steel and feature... More
Parentesi
Timeless and clever Parentesi lamp remains a modern-day classic
The Parentesi Lamp by Flos is the result of a 1971 collaboration between Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzù. With a fully adjustable spotlight, this floor lamp can be directed towards feature elements in a room, such as artwork, or positioned as desired for task work be it reading or sewing. The light comes with a dimmer to allow users to adjust brightness accordingly. The spotlight itself is attached to a slender metal standing 58 centimetres in height.
Caption
The Parentesi was named for the parenthesis symbol, visually referencing the nickel-plated shaped tube suspended on a floor-to-ceiling steel cable. This tube allows the lamp head to move vertically a... More
Product • By Flos • Taraxacum 88
Taraxacum 88
Suspension fixture providing direct and reflected lighting. Structure formed by 20 pressed, polished aluminum triangles. 120 clear Globolux lamps housed around the structure. Steel ceiling fitting and rose. More
Arco
Arco Floor Lamp casts light on the subject of classic design
Created by Italian brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, the Arco floor lamp by Flos is characterized by a sturdy marble base, arched metal arm, and adjustable reflector. An instant classic, the lamp has featured in renowned Hollywood films including The Italian Job and Diamonds are Forever and today resides in the permanent collection of Museum of Modern Art New York.
Drawing inspiration from the everyday streetlight, the Castiglioni brothers used commercially available parts to create an object that is not only innovative and functionally appealing but also functional. The famed brothers focused on detail throughout the lamp’s creation, from the be... More