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Product detail
Family:
Babele
Rexite Code: 940.00.07
Sides color: Black
Tray color: Grey
Dimensions: 10 x 13 3/4 x h 2 3/4 ''
Material: Engineering polymer
Rexite Code: 940.00.07
Sides color: Black
Tray color: Grey
Dimensions: 10 x 13 3/4 x h 2 3/4 ''
Material: Engineering polymer
Letter tray Black with grey details
$22.50
Price reflects the options selected
The timeless Babele desktop set, with an ever-contemporary distinctive
design, both austere and elegant, takes its name from the as well
historical letter tray. The desktop set items belonging to the large
Babele family are the Babele letter tray, the Modus desk pad, the Podio
letter rack, the Slim pencil tray, the Centobuchi pencil cup and the
Memo memo pad holder.
Engineering polymer.
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Sides color: Black
Sides color: White
Sides color: Aluminium
Giorgio Marianelli
Giorgio Marianelli was born in Castiglioncello, in the province of Livorno, in 1939.
He took a degree in Architecture at Milans Polytechnic, then applied his skills specifically to residential planning.
The phenomenon of design of 1968 attracted him to Milan, where he worked at Olivettis design practice. During this period he also designed a showroom in New York and the Italian Cinema Pavillion at Venices Biennale.
He then opened his own practice in Milan, focussing on design and interior design but also on graphics and corporate image for Italian and international companies.
He co-operated as designer with some of the sectors best-known brands, such as Guzzini, Tronconi, Foppa Pedretti, Zucchetti Rubinetterie and many of his designs have won important international prizes.
Giorgio Marianelli was born in Castiglioncello, in the province of Livorno, in 1939.He took a degree in Architecture at Milans Polytechnic, then applied his skills specifically to residential planning.
The phenomenon of design of 1968 attracted him to Milan, where he worked at Olivettis design practice. During this period he also designed a showroom in New York and the Italian Cinema Pavillion at Venices Biennale.
He then opened his own practice in Milan, focussing on design and interior design but also on graphics and corporate image for Italian and international companies.
He co-operated as designer with some of the sectors best-known brands, such as Guzzini, Tronconi, Foppa Pedretti, Zucchetti Rubinetterie and many of his designs have won important international prizes.
Raul Barbieri
Raul Barbieri was born in Milan in 1946.
After having taken his degree in Architecture at Milan's Polytechnic, he started to work initially as a professional associate.
In 1989 he founded his own practice in Milan which specialised in design, corporate identity and architectural planning.
The design and realisation of a neighbourhood of semi-detached houses in Milan - in the Città Studi area - which in 1999 was presented in London on the occasion of the exhibition 'Golden Compass ADI Architectural Design', date back to this period.
Barbieri has co-operated with various design schools and has held short courses on design at the 'Ecole Nationale Suprieure de Cration Industrielle, LES ATELIERS' of Paris and the European Design Institute of Milan.
He has had a long-standing co-operation with ADI, the Association for Industrial Design in his capacity as co-ordinator of the department of designers.
Many of his designs have been awarded prizes or selected in major international design competitions.
Raul Barbieri was born in Milan in 1946. After having taken his degree in Architecture at Milan's Polytechnic, he started to work initially as a professional associate.
In 1989 he founded his own practice in Milan which specialised in design, corporate identity and architectural planning.
The design and realisation of a neighbourhood of semi-detached houses in Milan - in the Città Studi area - which in 1999 was presented in London on the occasion of the exhibition 'Golden Compass ADI Architectural Design', date back to this period.
Barbieri has co-operated with various design schools and has held short courses on design at the 'Ecole Nationale Suprieure de Cration Industrielle, LES ATELIERS' of Paris and the European Design Institute of Milan.
He has had a long-standing co-operation with ADI, the Association for Industrial Design in his capacity as co-ordinator of the department of designers.
Many of his designs have been awarded prizes or selected in major international design competitions.
2001 -
Workspheres (MoMA)
City: NEW YORK
City: NEW YORK