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The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The stool-symbol of the design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Mezzadro - in the color variant red - is a stool with an incisive style pop pop pop designed in 1957 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the two designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present one of the most famous sessions ever.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.

At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.

At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.

At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.

At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.

At the restaurant, in a co-working space, in the library or at home. From the bedside table to the reading corner, to the home office, on the terrace. The passion for the play of lamps in unplugged version begins from their perpetual motion, to continue in a fun and elegant aesthetic, marked by the pragmatism of multifunctionality. Bellhop, the rechargeable lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby now signed icon Flos (despite its young age), it offers an exceptionally high quality of light, in perfect balance between atmosphere and functionality.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Designed by Achille Castiglioni on the occasion of the opening Flosshowoom in Turin in 1972, Bulb is a bulb lamp, partially satined to limit the reverb, housed on a lampholder with built-in switch and supported on a coil as an aluminum base, useful for coiling the excess cable. Pure and ironic as the total work of master Castiglioni, Lampadina is today one of the historical pieces of lighting design.

Mayday is a term used to ask for help during wars. The term comes from a pronunciation error: the English pilots who flew over France in the First World War, failing to correctly say the expression "venez m’aider" (come to help me), replaced it with a more Anglophone, "Mayday". Mayday is also the name of the lamp that the designer Kostantin Grcic has designed for Flos in 1999 with the goal of "can be useful whenever you need light". The lamp Flos it is inspired by work, in fact also called emergency, that with a hook can be positioned everywhere.

Mayday is a term used to ask for help during wars. The term comes from a pronunciation error: the English pilots who flew over France in the First World War, failing to correctly say the expression "venez m’aider" (come to help me), replaced it with a more Anglophone, "Mayday". Mayday is also the name of the lamp that the designer Kostantin Grcic has designed for Flos in 1999 with the goal of "can be useful whenever you need light". The lamp Flos it is inspired by work, in fact also called emergency, that with a hook can be positioned everywhere.

Generous proportions and soft shapes for Gustave of Flos, cordless lamp designed by Vincent Van Duysen, perfect synthesis between the most innovative optical-luminous technology and exceptional engineering, developed to respond to the discretionary purpose of Flos for this project: to create the first portable lamp of the market with consciousness of circular design, ecological and sincerely designed against lobsolescence.

Generous proportions and soft shapes for Gustave of Flos, cordless lamp designed by Vincent Van Duysen, perfect synthesis between the most innovative optical-luminous technology and exceptional engineering, developed to respond to the discretionary purpose of Flos for this project: to create the first portable lamp of the market with consciousness of circular design, ecological and sincerely designed against lobsolescence.

Generous proportions and soft shapes for Gustave of Flos, cordless lamp designed by Vincent Van Duysen, perfect synthesis between the most innovative optical-luminous technology and exceptional engineering, developed to respond to the discretionary purpose of Flos for this project: to create the first portable lamp of the market with consciousness of circular design, ecological and sincerely designed against lobsolescence.

Generous proportions and soft shapes for Gustave of Flos, cordless lamp designed by Vincent Van Duysen, perfect synthesis between the most innovative optical-luminous technology and exceptional engineering, developed to respond to the discretionary purpose of Flos for this project: to create the first portable lamp of the market with consciousness of circular design, ecological and sincerely designed against lobsolescence.

Generous proportions and soft shapes for Gustave of Flos, cordless lamp designed by Vincent Van Duysen, perfect synthesis between the most innovative optical-luminous technology and exceptional engineering, developed to respond to the discretionary purpose of Flos for this project: to create the first portable lamp of the market with consciousness of circular design, ecological and sincerely designed against lobsolescence.

Synthesis of expressivity, form and function, lamp Snoopy produced by Flos since 1967 it is a nice tribute to the character created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Designed by brothers Castiglioni, is composed of a black painted metal reflector, a thick glass plate and a white marble base with an innovative dimmer for the time that regulates the intensity of light. A description so technical and neutral makes us lose its main ingredient: irony.

Synthesis of expressivity, form and function, lamp Snoopy produced by Flos since 1967 it is a nice tribute to the character created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Designed by brothers Castiglioni, is composed of a black painted metal reflector, a thick glass plate and a white marble base with an innovative dimmer for the time that regulates the intensity of light. A description so technical and neutral makes us lose its main ingredient: irony.

Synthesis of expressivity, form and function, lamp Snoopy produced by Flos since 1967 it is a nice tribute to the character created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Designed by brothers Castiglioni, is composed of a black painted metal reflector, a thick glass plate and a white marble base with an innovative dimmer for the time that regulates the intensity of light. A description so technical and neutral makes us lose its main ingredient: irony.

Generous proportions and soft shapes for Gustave of Flos, cordless lamp designed by Vincent Van Duysen, perfect synthesis between the most innovative optical-luminous technology and exceptional engineering, developed to respond to the discretionary purpose of Flos for this project: to create the first portable lamp of the market with consciousness of circular design, ecological and sincerely designed against lobsolescence.

The stool-symbol of the design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Mezzadro - in the color variant orange - is a stool with an incisive style pop pop pop designed in 1957 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the two designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present one of the most famous sessions ever.

The stool-symbol of the design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Mezzadro - in the color variant yellow - is a stool with an incisive style pop pop pop designed in 1957 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the two designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present one of the most famous sessions ever.

The stool-symbol of the design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Mezzadro - in the color variant white - is a stool with an incisive style pop pop pop designed in 1957 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the two designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present one of the most famous sessions ever.

The stool-symbol of the design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Mezzadro - in the color variant black - is a stool with an incisive style pop pop pop designed in 1957 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the two designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present one of the most famous sessions ever.

The armchair Gomma signed Zanotta it is not only an example of good design, but also a reflection of the cultural and social context of the 1970s, a period in which design was exploring new frontiers and breaking with the conventions of the past. This revolutionary approach has contributed to make the Gomma armchair a lasting symbol of modern design, able to evoke the dynamism and optimism of that era.

The armchair Gomma signed Zanotta it is not only an example of good design, but also a reflection of the cultural and social context of the 1970s, a period in which design was exploring new frontiers and breaking with the conventions of the past. This revolutionary approach has contributed to make the Gomma armchair a lasting symbol of modern design, able to evoke the dynamism and optimism of that era.

The armchair Gomma signed Zanotta it is not only an example of good design, but also a reflection of the cultural and social context of the 1970s, a period in which design was exploring new frontiers and breaking with the conventions of the past. This revolutionary approach has contributed to make the Gomma armchair a lasting symbol of modern design, able to evoke the dynamism and optimism of that era.

The bedside table Z24 728 of Zanotta, designed by the talented designer duo Muller Van Severen, is the result of an intriguing fusion of functionality and sculptural aesthetics. The inspiration of designers, derived from their shared passion for art, architecture and experimentation with innovative materials, has created a furniture that goes beyond its practical function. The bedside table is a piece of contemporary design, made of MDF and wood, for a fascinating aesthetic that plays on the movement combined with the matt finish, which fills the spaces with its original presence, as well as with its undisputed quality and robustness.

The bedside table Z24 728 of Zanotta, designed by the talented designer duo Muller Van Severen, is the result of an intriguing fusion of functionality and sculptural aesthetics. The inspiration of designers, derived from their shared passion for art, architecture and experimentation with innovative materials, has created a furniture that goes beyond its practical function. The bedside table is a piece of contemporary design, made of MDF and wood, for a fascinating aesthetic that plays on the movement combined with the matt finish, which fills the spaces with its original presence, as well as with its undisputed quality and robustness.

Karelia: production returns armchair - signed Zanotta -anti-conformist pop icon of the sixties furniture and symbol of freedom. One of the first armchairs without structure, made entirely of polyurethane foam. The soft wave surface draws inspiration from the designer’s homeland, the Republic of Carelia in Finland with coves and bays.

Karelia: production returns armchair - signed Zanotta -anti-conformist pop icon of the sixties furniture and symbol of freedom. One of the first armchairs without structure, made entirely of polyurethane foam. The soft wave surface draws inspiration from the designer’s homeland, the Republic of Carelia in Finland with coves and bays.

Karelia: production returns armchair - signed Zanotta -anti-conformist pop icon of the sixties furniture and symbol of freedom. One of the first armchairs without structure, made entirely of polyurethane foam. The soft wave surface draws inspiration from the designer’s homeland, the Republic of Carelia in Finland with coves and bays.

Synthesis of expressivity, form and function, lamp Snoopy produced by Flos since 1967 it is a nice tribute to the character created by cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. Designed by brothers Castiglioni, is composed of a black painted metal reflector, a thick glass plate and a white marble base with an innovative dimmer for the time that regulates the intensity of light. A description so technical and neutral makes us lose its main ingredient: irony.

With its compact and sophisticated shape, the Flos Wall lamp Bellhop Wall Up is able to enrich any environment with a diffuse light that envelops space in a cozy atmosphere. The modern design, minimal and elegant, adapts perfectly to different types of furniture, offering a delicate and versatile lighting. A touch of sophistication that fits discreetly in every corner of the house or office.

With its compact and sophisticated shape, the Flos Wall lamp Bellhop Wall Up is able to enrich any environment with a diffuse light that envelops space in a cozy atmosphere. The modern design, minimal and elegant, adapts perfectly to different types of furniture, offering a delicate and versatile lighting. A touch of sophistication that fits discreetly in every corner of the house or office.

With its compact and sophisticated shape, the Flos Wall lamp Bellhop Wall Up is able to enrich any environment with a diffuse light that envelops space in a cozy atmosphere. The modern design, minimal and elegant, adapts perfectly to different types of furniture, offering a delicate and versatile lighting. A touch of sophistication that fits discreetly in every corner of the house or office.

With its compact and sophisticated shape, the Flos Wall lamp Bellhop Wall Up is able to enrich any environment with a diffuse light that envelops space in a cozy atmosphere. The modern design, minimal and elegant, adapts perfectly to different types of furniture, offering a delicate and versatile lighting. A touch of sophistication that fits discreetly in every corner of the house or office.

With its compact and sophisticated shape, the Flos Wall lamp Bellhop Wall Up is able to enrich any environment with a diffuse light that envelops space in a cozy atmosphere. The modern design, minimal and elegant, adapts perfectly to different types of furniture, offering a delicate and versatile lighting. A touch of sophistication that fits discreetly in every corner of the house or office.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.

The sack-symbol of design design design of the last fifty years in Italy. An informal, versatile and subversive seat for home environments: Sacco - in the variant with coating vip fabric - is an armchair made of polystyrene balls with an incisive style pop pop pop designed by Piero Gatti, Cesare Paolini and Franco Teodoro for Zanotta - known brand new italian: the three young designers decide not to conform to the canon instead to present the most famous destructured armchair ever, that wins the Compasso D'Oro in 1972 and that is exposed to the MOMA of the Big Apple.