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Vico Magistretti
at Triennale Milano

The retrospective, realized in collaboration with Fondazione Vico Magistretti and curated by Gabriele Neri, opens at the Triennale di Milano. 

It brings together the heritage of drawings, sketches, models, photographs, prototypes and original pieces preserved in the archives of the Milanese architect and designer. 

This is opportunity to celebrate, even if with a year's delay, the 100th birthday of this great Milanese architect.

A beautiful design lasts fifty years, the rest are temporary things. Design remains, fashions pass

Designer étudiant plusieurs prototypes de lampe de table Eclisse en noir et blanc sur un bureau, dans un studio de design, années 1960

Vico Magistretti

Vico Magistretti is among the first designers with whom Ernesto Gismondi began a long relationship that generated iconic products that are still contemporary today.

After 50 years, projects such as Eclisse, Chimera, Dalù are still actual, they are the expression of good design, born from functional and productive intelligence.

In Eclisse an elementary gesture allows everyone to shape their own light, a solution that in 1967 won the Compasso d'oro for "the double quality of a high design-aesthetic value and a possible mass diffusion as well as for the novelty of the technical solution".

Lampe de table Artemide Dalù blanche avec abat-jour sculpté incliné révélant une ampoule chaleureuse, diffusant une lumière douce sur surface jaune

Dalù

Deux lampes de table Artemide Eclisse rouges, avec abat-jours sphériques orientables sur socles en dôme, posées sur une étagère.

Eclisse

Grand lampadaire cylindrique blanc avec sommet courbe organique, présenté entre des meubles modulaires orange sur fond rouge

Chimera

The collaboration with Artemide certainly marked important moments in Magistretti's design career. 

Inside the exhibition we find iconic lamps such as Eclisse, Chimera and Teti as well as furniture pieces such as the Selene chair and the Demetrio coffee table.

Deux plafoniers encastrés en céramique orange avec ampoules globe en verre opalin blanc, montés directement sur un plafond blanc.

Teti

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