Studio 65
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| - | [[Villa Nannini]] | + | [[Studio 65]] was an [[Italian design]] collective consisting of [[Piero Gatti]], [[Franco Teodoro]] and [[Cesare Paolini]]. |
| - | :Gli arredi sono costituiti da "oggetti molto connotati, con una forte immagine evocativa" tutti di design, tra i quali figurano le poltrone [[AEO]] di [[Paolo Doganello]] per [[Cassina]], la lampada [[Sanremo]] di [[Archizoom]] per [[Poltronova]], il "[[Capitello]]" dello [[Studio 65]] realizzato per [[Gufram]] nel soggiorno a piano terra, oppure ancora il divano Bonte di Cini Boeri per [[Arflex]], le lampade Giovi di [[Achille Castiglioni]] per Flos, " Sassi" di [[Gilardi]] per [[Gufram]] nel soggiorno al piano interrato, i letti e la poltroncina di [[Cini Boeri]] per Arflex. | + | They are known for "[[Capitello]]" for [[Gufram]] and "[[Sacco]]" [[bean bag chair]] for [[Zanotta]]. |
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| + | *[[Radical period (design) ]] | ||
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Studio 65 was an Italian design collective consisting of Piero Gatti, Franco Teodoro and Cesare Paolini.
They are known for "Capitello" for Gufram and "Sacco" bean bag chair for Zanotta.
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