Vintage Plant Holder by Nena Balsari for Kartell, Italy, 1970s

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Cremina is a rare plant holder designed by the prominent architect Nena Balsari for Kartell in the early 1970s. Balsari … more Cremina is a rare plant holder designed by the prominent architect Nena Balsari for Kartell in the early 1970s. Balsari developed an intense activity in garden design over time, working alongside some of the most important post-war architects such as Zanuso, Gardella, and Giò Ponti. This passion for greenery is beautifully translated into this design piece for Kartell, which is intended to be a plant holder. This rarity is made of the typical Kartell material, which is sturdy ABS plastic, and comes in a creamy color. This delicate color has developed over time and is an additional proof of the originality of this plant holder.
The piece is in very good condition, with only two tiny flaws on the front side, highlighted in pictures n°6 and 7, where you can see a slight plastic discoloration. This piece is very versatile thanks to its triangular shape and the presence of wheels. This distinctive shape and ease of movement allow you to place it in many different ways, while giving a unique and minimalistic vintage touch to any room. You can also use it to store your favorite blankets or books, for example.
A statement and rare piece of Italian design, ready to add a refined touch to your home. This piece has an attribution mark,
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