Paper Basket by Ettore Sottsass for Olivetti Synthesis, 1970s

Description

Step into the world of iconic Italian design with this melamine paper basket from the renowned Olivetti Synthesis Sottsass 45 … more Step into the world of iconic Italian design with this melamine paper basket from the renowned Olivetti Synthesis Sottsass 45 Series, designed in 1973 by Ettore Sottsass and manufactured by Olivetti. This vintage piece captures the essence of Olivetti’s golden age, where the collaboration between visionary entrepreneur Adriano Olivetti and the creative genius of Ettore Sottsass produced groundbreaking products that revolutionized office design and functionality.

This paper basket features the distinctive wave pattern and the thick, high-quality melamine characteristic of the Synthesis series. Its rich burgundy color adds a touch of sophistication to any setting, making it a perfect addition to a design-inspired office or home studio.

In excellent condition, this Olivetti Synthesis paper basket maintains its glossy bordeaux hue, with only light traces of wear inside the basket. While three of the 16 small hooks are missing, this does not affect the overall stability or functionality of the item.

Add a touch of mid-century modern elegance to your workspace with this unique piece of Italian design history. Whether you’re a vintage collector or simply looking for a stylish and functional paper basket, this Sottsass-designed item is sure to impress. Experience the timeless appeal of Olivetti’s Synthesis 45 series and bring a piece of design legacy into your space.

item. paper basket
model. synthesis
designer. ettore sottsass
maker. olivetti
period. 1970s
country. italy
material. melamine
color. burgundy
dimensions (cm). 25x 25 x 40 H
condition. excellent conditions, with glossy bordeaux hue and light traces of wear inside the basket. Three little hooks out of 16 are not present – however this does not impact the stability of the item. This piece has an attribution mark,
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