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Mushroom Suspension
Fungo hanging lamp, Venini
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Massimo Vignelli, 1956
Passing through the furnace, Massimo Vignelli has captured the beauty of glass and transformed it into a form that lives and comes alive with light.
How could it be possible that the complex and studied technique of canes gave rise to a form so spontaneous in nature? It's Massimo Vignelli's design, dated 1956, the subject of attention at the Compasso d'Oro the same year.
Fungo è available as a pendant light and table lamp.
Made in Italy
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Dimensions:
- height 33 cm
- diameter 26 cm
- maximum height 200 cm
- weight 4 kg.
Light source: 1 x max 12w led e27
White painted metal finish
Workmanship: blown glass and worked with the reed technique
When in stock, the product is generally shipped within -business days. For pre-orders (products that are not in stock, but still can be ordered on the site), shipping time is approximately 60 days
Massimo Vignelli collaborates with Venini
Massimo Vignelli, born in Milan, studied architecture in Milan and Venice. From 1957 to 1960 he toured the United States, then stopped in Milan to found the Vignelli design and architecture office with Lella Vignelli. In 1956 he became co-founder and design director of the Unimark International Corporation. In 1971 he opened the offices of Vignelli Associati and in 1978 Vignelli Design.
His work includes graphic and corporate identity programmes, publications, architectural graphics and displays, interior design, furniture and consumer design products for many American companies.
His work is exhibited in the permanent collections of the world's most important museums.
