The Erice L Bookcase redefines modern storage solutions with its captivating design, blending utility and artistry. This bookshelf features robust wide legs and tops with beautifully beveled lines, delivering an organic yet striking symmetry that mirrors the architectural finesse of cyclopean walls. Crafted entirely from solid wood, each shelf boasts a substantial thickness of 20 mm, ensuring durability and stability, supported by undertops in ash wood. The dynamic interplay between the shelves and the monolithic legs creates a visual experience that is both sculptural and functional. Recognized for its innovative design, this bookcase was awarded the Archiproducts Design Award in 2024, highlighting its exceptional quality. Fully customizable options are also available, allowing for a tailored fit to complement any interior space. Contact the Concierge for more details.
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Bitossi Ceramiche
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Bitossi ceramics are made entirely by hand by our master craftsmen. Each piece is an icon of contemporary style and creativity that testifies to the excellence of Made in Italy handed down through generations
The Bitossi Ceramiche company was founded by Guido Bitossi, heir to a centuries-old tradition, in 1921.
The evolution in a modern direction became apparent from the early 1950s, under the artistic direction of Aldo Londi, a man of innate creative and aesthetic sense, attentive to changes in taste and the uniqueness of Italian products. Londi made his entrance at Bitossi in 1946 and from that moment he was the undisputed protagonist of the production style for more than fifty years. Over the years many designers have dealt with Bitossi, creating new collections. First among them was the architect Ettore Sottsass, who began frequenting the Bitossi factory from 1955 to experiment and create new modern ceramics. His collections would open a new chapter in the history of Italian design. Bitossi Ceramiche, still located in its historic headquarters and led by Ginevra Bocini, the fourth generation of the Bitossi family, represents Italian made-in-Italy excellence.
Bitossi Ceramiche, in the year 2014, was entered in the register of “Historic Italian Companies” established by the National Unioncamere.