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D'Antibes Display Case - Memphis Milano
€8,980.00
VAT included
Approximately 4 weeks
D'Antibes is a display case designed by George J. Sowden for Memphis Milano. Designed in 1981, D'Antibes is the art of storing with character, one of the most emblematic pieces of radical Italian design. D'Antibes turns the act of storing into a visual and emotional experience, where geometry, color and irony are the protagonists.
The name refers to the French coastal town of Antibes, evoking with humor and sophistication the sunny charm of the Mediterranean. With its imposing silhouette and its play of overlapping shapes, the wardrobe is reminiscent of a playful architecture, almost like a stylized miniature façade .
Its design does not seek to blend in with the environment: it wants to be the center of attention, celebrates creative freedom and the break with convention.
D'Antibes, display cabinet designed by George J. Sowden in 1981 for Memphis Milano.
It is a storage furniture with long legs, in lacquered wood with intricate puzzles screen-printed on both sides, in bright colors, this showcase is emblematic of the playful aesthetics of Memphis. Its four legs so high resemble a multicolored giraffe, it has two shelves that can be removed.
Materials: lacquered and screen-printed wood on the sides, glass doors.
Measurement: width 60 x depth 40 x height 160 cm.
This product carries its certificate of authenticity.
MEM019
Data sheet
- Designer:
- George J. Sowden
- Year:
- 1981
- Country of origin:
- Italy
- Measurements in cm:
- Width 60 x depth 40 x height 160
- Suitable for outdoor use:
- No
