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Dalmata Marble "I Can't Believe It's Not Stone" Stool, Ilaria Bianchi
About the Item
- Creator:Ilaria Bianchi (Designer)
- Dimensions:Height: 17.72 in (45 cm)Width: 39.38 in (100 cm)Depth: 19.69 in (50 cm)
- Style:Modern (In the Style Of)
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- Date of Manufacture:2017
- Production Type:New & Custom(Current Production)
- Estimated Production Time:6-7 weeks
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- Seller Location:Geneve, CH
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU1219217302322
Ilaria Bianchi
Ilaria Bianchi is an Italian award-winning product and furniture designer, based in Milan, Italy. She works for design studios, galleries, companies and private clients. She started her practice in 2015, after receiving her degree in industrial design at the Polytechnic of Turin and an MA degree in ceramic, furniture and jewelry design at Central Saint Martins, in London, England. Bianchi's work, which uses a multi-disciplinary approach, ranges from industrial design to unique pieces to installations. Her works are shown in galleries, cultural centers and international fairs, such as the “Victoria & Albert Museum, Triennale di Milano, MiArt, Stockholm Design Fair, London Design Fair, Salone del Mobile” and many others. Her Duo Shelf project is one of the WallPaper* 2018 Design Award winners. In 2017, Bianchi was selected as one of the 100 ambassadors of Italian design, for the Italian Design Day event, promoted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She's also included in the "Under 35 Italian Design" exhibition, at Triennale di Milano. In 2016, she founded The Ladies' Room collective with Agustina Bottoni, Astrid Luglio, and Sara Ricciardi. Their work began as a co-operation for observing contemporary design, by creating artifacts and experiences that are the engine of discussion on the renewed need for sensory involvement.
Galerie Philia
Galerie Philia is an international contemporary sculptural design and art gallery representing emerging and established designers and artists. The gallery is the brainchild of two brothers who share a lifetime passion for art, literature and philosophy. Their distinct academic background sets them apart from their peers, as it sees them following a rhizomatic and transcultural approach in the way they select works. This involves combining elements from multiple cultures in what becomes a network of harmoniously interconnected roots, ultimately revealing the beauty of each unique creation. The gallery’s non-hierarchical curation sits apart from the ephemerality of trends and focuses instead on the true aesthetic quality of the piece – alluring and timeless. Unlike others, Galerie Philia does not focus on a single style – whether minimalist, organic or raw – but rather embraces heterogeneity. The Galerie Philia takes pride in discovering new talents, providing them with multiple international platforms to showcase their latest creations. As well as propelling the newest generation of 21st century collectible design, Galerie Philia also works with internationally known design artists. Galerie Philia has a strong international presence, with galleries in Geneva, New York and Singapore. In addition to their permanent spaces, the gallery organizes temporary group exhibitions and artists residencies in first-class locations around the world.
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