BIANCO LATTE 08 - Ceramic biscuit watering can - Design by Paola Navone
SKU: GB918
- Design by Paola Navone
- Ceramic biscuit watering can
- Handmade in Italy
- Glazed interior and upper part of the tank
€325.00Price
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BIANCO LATTE 08
A decorative element that boasts originality and craftsmanship.
In a synthesis of shapes, the 08 watering can manifests the charm of the antique and the craftsmanship. A design element with a powerful decorative charge, capable of giving a personal and original touch to the furnishing space. Ancient memories sit in every corner of the house.
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BIANCO LATTE
The harmonious dialogue between power and elegance.
With a skillful technique, everyday objects are transformed by Paola Navone's vision into modern design objects and "coated" with new material: this is how BIANCO LATTE is born, a collection of ceramic biscuit watering cans from Bassano. The collection is composed of eight elements, renewing the reference to a number full of meanings that recalls the designer's Studio Otto. In a game with memory, the BIANCO LATTE collection brings archetypes back into new situations, elegantly creating small corners of bucolic and rural reality in the furnishing space.
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