Kartell Teatime Serving Tray Elephant stool he organic shapes of mid-century

he organic shapes of mid-century modern are found in a multitude of different disciplines from Eero Saarinen’s TWA Flight Center at Kennedy airport to the mobiles of Alexander Calder to the ceramics of Eva Zeisel

Each pen is topped with a graphic finial that continues the romantic white swirl on the red background

The “La Parade” tray duo are inspired by portraits of Maerten Soolmans and Oopjen Coppit: two paintings by Dutch painter Rembrandt

Alexander Girard's work brought a sensuous playfulness to twentieth-century design that had been absent from the austere aesthetic of classic modernism

Kartell Teatime Serving Tray Elephant stool he organic shapes of mid-centuryPrecious embroidery, reminiscent of the past but becoming a discreet and familiar design object, like family tea time. TEATIME is Philippe Starck's new tray, which plays with references to crocheted openwork applied to the new high tech sustainable material. Available in gold, bronze, chrome and pink. Kartell is using recycled PMMA in its transparent productions for the first time. Teatime is the first product made from this material, which originates