Blow up Mirror by Alessi

The Family "Blow up" enlarges itself considerably with the arrival of a vase , of a photophore, of a wall mirror (opposite) and of a door umbrellas . The first objects of the Brothers Campana had been introduced in the production Alessi in 2004, meeting immediately a breadth success international. These two Brazilian creators knew to instill with successes a freshness wind to the design of the domestic art. Their construction method refers to the recycling forms while allying the poetry to the functional data. The collection '' Blow Up'' emerges from idea to assemble hypothetical bouts of steel sons while soldering them between them. It is a matter of an interpretation technological, surprising for the choice of a material as the steel, trançado, the former technique of tressage of the Indian Brazilian one. Very design and very elegant, this mirror decorates with originality your entry, parlor or room. Big Art !

Detailed color: Steel - Mirror
Detailed material: Stainless steel - Mirror

Alessi Italian manufacturing soared to new heights in the 20^th century and one company is synonymous with this lofty ascent. Beginning with coffee sets and trays and by the 1950s collaborating with international architects and designers including Ettore Sottsass, Alessi gained international popularity with its first cult object designed by Richard Sapper in 1978. Linking the present to the past, Sapper designed an espresso coffee pot. Philippe Starck was soon to follow with the Juicy Salif lemon squeezer, which has found its way into the Whitney Collection in New York. In fact, Alessi products can be found in museums across the world. Innovation and experimentation are two keys to understanding Alessi’s success.