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Claudio Silvestrin Millenium Hope Bench in Honeycomb Fir for Cappellini

About the Item

The Millenium hope table, by designer Claudio Silvestrin, is a monolithic union of honeycombed fir with medium density conglomerate fiber. This table, composed of vertical elements covered with a horizontal top of the same height and width, is available with a natural oak or wengé-stained finish. The Millenium hope table pairs with the matching bench, which was designed with the same rigeur and intention. Materials: fir honeycomb, medium-density fiber conglomerate panel Available finishes: 133 natural oak, 150 wengè-stained oak.

Creator:

Claudio Silvestrin (Designer),Cappellini (Manufacturer)

Dimensions:

Height: 17.72 in (45 cm)Width: 62.01 in (157.5 cm)Depth: 15.75 in (40 cm)

Style:

Modern (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Wood

Place of Origin:

Italy

Period:

21st Century

Date of Manufacture:

Contemporary

Production Type:

New & Custom(Current Production)

Estimated Production Time:

10-11 weeks10-11 weeks

Condition:

Seller Location:

New York, NY

Reference Number:

MH_1R - 150_WENGE STAINED OAKMH_1R - 133_NATURAL OAK

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Cappellini

In 1946, at the start of a postwar boom in Europe, Enrico Cappellini opened the doors to a small furniture studio in the Italian town of Carugo. But it wasn’t until his son joined the company nearly three decades later that Cappellini became a powerhouse fixture on the global design stage. Today Cappellini is one of the world’s foremost manufacturers of innovative chairs, tables and decorative objects.

Giulio Cappellini joined the family company in 1977 and, with his appointment, ushered in a stage of boundary-pushing modernism and prolific creativity at Cappellini. With a dual background in architecture and business management, Giulio was well equipped to steer the brand into both innovative design and economic growth in a rapidly globalizing economy.

The second-generation leader’s first major success came in 1981, with the launch of Sistemi, a modular, hyperfunctional storage system that would come to symbolize the chic functionality of Cappellini. That was quickly followed by a collaboration with renowned Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata for the Progetti Compiuti collection, a line that brought unexpected playfulness to the simple framework of a black-and-white cabinet and remains an iconic collectible today.

That first collaboration opened the doors to a prolific output of partnerships, with Cappellini tapping such star designers as Jasper Morrison, Marcel Wanders, Tom Dixon, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec and Nendo for collections over the ensuing decades that spanned a range of materials and styles. Speaking to this range, Marc Newson’s plumply curvaceous 1988 Embryo chair, Jasper Morrison’s slightly arachnoid 1987 Thinking Man’s chair and Tom Dixon’s sculptural 1991 S-chair — each quite stylistically unique — remain some of the company’s most recognizable pieces, with the latter in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.

Cappellini, now headquartered in Milan, continues to partner with guest designers across furniture, storage and lighting solutions, though many of its 1970s and ’80s designs remain its most coveted today.

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