Ceramic
Ceramic Craftsmen
Danese Milano
Since its foundation in the fifties Danese Milano has been a company that gives value to space. It does so with a catalogue of disruptive objects. The spirit of the time and the centrality of the human being are reflected in the importance that the company assigns to the choice of authors it involves.
The quality of the materials it applies and the synthesis of forms achieved so far transcend seasonality. The creation of archetypes for the home and the office as well as the desire to design contemporary objects whose innovation is not diluted in the course of history is the furrow that Carlotta de Bevilacqua, unique administrator of Danese Milano since 1999, continues to trace, choosing to give back perspective without nostalgia to an historic company of the Italian design.
The story of Danese Milano is a narration of material culture, suggested functions, discreet pedagogies and practical beauty.
Laboratorio Pesaro
Since 1961, Laboratorio Pesaro has been producing design furniture elements using a ceramic material with high mechanical and aesthetic performance: stoneware.
Since its foundation, Laboratorio Pesaro has focused on ‘design’ as the predominant value of its corporate strategy. This has resulted in constant research on the functionality and simplicity of shapes as ‘innovation and counterbalances to the most widespread aesthetic values and ‘habits’ of the society of the time.
Guastalla
Guastalla
Guastalla
Guastalla
Guastalla
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Guastalla
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
Guastalla is a 3D printed clay vase, inspired by the nursery school “The Whale” in Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy. The body of the vase recalls the sinuous shapes of the school and is created by rotating and vertically translating the cross section of the building. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative. The shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material, making it also suitable for contact with food.
Collection Building Objects
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Nursery School “The Whale”, Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Federico Villa, Moreno Maggi[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
Guastalla is a 3D printed clay vase, inspired by the nursery school “The Whale” in Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy. The body of the vase recalls the sinuous shapes of the school and is created by rotating and vertically translating the cross section of the building. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative. The shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material, making it also suitable for contact with food.
Collection Building Objects
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Nursery School “The Whale”, Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Federico Villa, Moreno Maggi[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Giovanni Gastel
Guastalla is a 3D printed clay vase, inspired by the nursery school “The Whale” in Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy. The body of the vase recalls the sinuous shapes of the school and is created by rotating and vertically translating the cross section of the building. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative. The shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material, making it also suitable for contact with food.
Collection Building Objects
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Nursery School “The Whale”, Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Federico Villa, Moreno Maggi[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Giovanni Gastel
Guastalla is a 3D printed clay vase, inspired by the nursery school “The Whale” in Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy. The body of the vase recalls the sinuous shapes of the school and is created by rotating and vertically translating the cross section of the building. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative. The shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material, making it also suitable for contact with food.
Collection Building Objects
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Nursery School “The Whale”, Guastalla, Reggio Emilia – Italy
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Federico Villa, Moreno Maggi[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
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©Giovanni Gastel
Guastalla è un vaso in argilla stampato in 3D, ispirato al nido d’infanzia “La Balena” di Guastalla, Reggio Emilia. Il corpo del vaso richiama le forme sinuose della scuola ed è realizzato ruotando e traslando verticalmente la sezione trasversale dell’edificio. La stampa 3D dell’argilla è del tutto innovativa. Le forme vengono create strato per strato attraverso il processo LDM. L’argilla viene poi sottoposta a una finitura cristallina nera opaca che le conferisce il colore finale e protegge il materiale, rendendolo adatto anche al contatto con gli alimenti.
Collezione Building Objects
Materiale Argilla stampata in 3D, finitura cristallina nera opaca
Ispirazione Nido d’infanzia “La Balena”, Guastalla, Reggio Emilia
Produzione Danese
Anno 2021
Foto Giovanni Gastel, Federico Villa, Moreno Maggi[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
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Zoon table (Plates)
Zoon table (Plates)
Zoon table (Plates)
Zoon table (Plates)
Zoon table (Piatti)
Zoon table (Plates)
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Zoon table (Piatti)
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
The Zoon Etruscan table setting draws inspiration from Etruscan artifacts and consists of white porcelain stoneware plates, blue extra clear sandblasted crystal glasses and jugs, and brass cutlery. Various animals inspired by Etruscan paintings decorate the bottom of the plates. The glasses and jugs stand out for their essential design – based on the simplicity of a cylinder – and neutral colors. The cutlery recalls Etruscan artifacts and features thin handles.
Material Porcelain stoneware
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Laboratorio Pesaro
Year 2019
Photo Lenny Pellico, Giulia Cucinella, Giovanni De Sandre
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
The Zoon Etruscan table setting draws inspiration from Etruscan artifacts and consists of white porcelain stoneware plates, blue extra clear sandblasted crystal glasses and jugs, and brass cutlery. Various animals inspired by Etruscan paintings decorate the bottom of the plates. The glasses and jugs stand out for their essential design – based on the simplicity of a cylinder – and neutral colors. The cutlery recalls Etruscan artifacts and features thin handles.
Material Porcelain stoneware
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Laboratorio Pesaro
Year 2019
Photo Lenny Pellico, Giulia Cucinella, Giovanni De Sandre
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Lenny Pellico
The Zoon Etruscan table setting draws inspiration from Etruscan artifacts and consists of white porcelain stoneware plates, blue extra clear sandblasted crystal glasses and jugs, and brass cutlery. Various animals inspired by Etruscan paintings decorate the bottom of the plates. The glasses and jugs stand out for their essential design – based on the simplicity of a cylinder – and neutral colors. The cutlery recalls Etruscan artifacts and features thin handles.
Material Porcelain stoneware
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Laboratorio Pesaro
Year 2019
Photo Lenny Pellico, Giulia Cucinella, Giovanni De Sandre
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Lenny Pellico
The Zoon Etruscan table setting draws inspiration from Etruscan artifacts and consists of white porcelain stoneware plates, blue extra clear sandblasted crystal glasses and jugs, and brass cutlery. Various animals inspired by Etruscan paintings decorate the bottom of the plates. The glasses and jugs stand out for their essential design – based on the simplicity of a cylinder – and neutral colors. The cutlery recalls Etruscan artifacts and features thin handles.
Material Porcelain stoneware
Inspiration Impasto and bucchero pottery collection at the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Laboratorio Pesaro
Year 2019
Photo Lenny Pellico, Giulia Cucinella, Giovanni De Sandre
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
©Lenny Pellico
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©Lenny Pellico
La Tavola Etrusca Zoon si ispira ai manufatti etruschi ed è composta da piatti in gres porcellanato bianco, bicchieri e brocche in cristallo sabbiato extrachiaro blu e posate in ottone. Vari animali ispirati alle pitture etrusche decorano il fondo dei piatti. I bicchieri e le brocche si distinguono per il loro design essenziale – basato sulla semplicità del cilindro – e per i colori neutri. Le posate richiamano i manufatti etruschi e presentano manici sottili.
Materiale Gres porcellanato
Ispirazione Collezione di impasti e buccheri del Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milano
Produzione Laboratorio Pesaro
Anno 2019
Foto Lenny Pellico, Giulia Cucinella, Giovanni De Sandre
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
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MCV
MCV
MCV
MCV
MCV
MCV
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MCV
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
Centrepiece made of 3D printed clay, inspired by the shapes of the underground floor of the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati in Milan. The circular shape is re-proposed in the sinuous features that characterise MCV. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative and experimental technology due to the challenges involved in creating volumes with dense fluid materials: the shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material.
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Francesco Paolucci, Giacomo Maestri, Federico Villa, Giovanni De Sandre[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
Centrepiece made of 3D printed clay, inspired by the shapes of the underground floor of the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati in Milan. The circular shape is re-proposed in the sinuous features that characterise MCV. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative and experimental technology due to the challenges involved in creating volumes with dense fluid materials: the shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material.
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Francesco Paolucci, Giacomo Maestri, Federico Villa, Giovanni De Sandre[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Giovanni Gastel
Centrepiece made of 3D printed clay, inspired by the shapes of the underground floor of the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati in Milan. The circular shape is re-proposed in the sinuous features that characterise MCV. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative and experimental technology due to the challenges involved in creating volumes with dense fluid materials: the shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material.
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Francesco Paolucci, Giacomo Maestri, Federico Villa, Giovanni De Sandre[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Giovanni Gastel
Centrepiece made of 3D printed clay, inspired by the shapes of the underground floor of the Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati in Milan. The circular shape is re-proposed in the sinuous features that characterise MCV. 3D clay printing is a completely innovative and experimental technology due to the challenges involved in creating volumes with dense fluid materials: the shapes are created layer by layer through the LDM process. The clay is then subjected to an opaque black crystalline finish which gives it the final colour and protects the material.
Material 3D printed clay, black matte crystalline finish
Inspiration Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milan
Production Danese
Year 2021
Photo Giovanni Gastel, Francesco Paolucci, Giacomo Maestri, Federico Villa, Giovanni De Sandre[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
©Giovanni Gastel
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©Giovanni Gastel
Centrotavola realizzato in argilla stampata in 3D, ispirato alle forme del pavimento piano ipogeo del Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati – Milano. La forma circolare viene riproposta nei tratti sinuosi che caratterizzano MCV. La stampa 3D dell’argilla è una tecnologia completamente innovativa e sperimentale per le sfide che comporta la creazione di volumi con materiali fluidi e densi: le forme vengono create strato per strato attraverso il processo LDM. L’argilla viene poi sottoposta a una finitura cristallina nera opaca che le conferisce il colore finale e protegge il materiale.
Materiale Argilla stampata in 3D, finitura cristallina nera opaca
Ispirazione Museo d’Arte Fondazione Luigi Rovati, Milan – Italy
Produzione Danese
Anno 2021
Foto Giovanni Gastel, Francesco Paolucci, Giacomo Maestri, Federico Villa, Giovanni De Sandre[...]
Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca
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Client
Location
Italy
Year
2022
Type
Products
Category
Product Design
Area
Status
Completed
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