A totem that gives physicality to
smartphone, a tool made of virtual functions.
Allodola is a presence that through ancient materials
gives body to a brain made
with the highly sophisticated technologies of the present.
collection 01 2021
designer francesco faccin
A totem that gives physicality to the smartphone, a tool made of virtual functions. Allodola is a presence that through ancient materials gives body to a brain made with the sophisticated technologies of the present.
designer francesco faccin
A smartphone totem that, through the use of fine materials and by integrating magnets
and a telescopic system to customize its height, becomes a body for the
smartphone.
Available for immediate delivery.
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Allodola
1C.001/A01
Satin-finished steel foot, lava stone base,
ash wood body, steel rod
satin-finished, magnetized base in mirrored steel
Dimensions (cm): Ø 17 x H min 95 - H max 134
Limited edition
Handcrafted in Italy
After two years of collaboration with Enzo Mari, he opened his own studio in Milan in 2007. Until 2015 he was a consultant to Michele De Lucchi. Appointed "Italian Fellow" at the American Academy in Rome, he wins the Design Report Award. In 2015 he received an honorable mention at the Compasso d'Oro with "Traverso." A university lecturer at the Free University of Bolzano and the Made Program in Syracuse, he collaborates as a visiting professor with other universities such as the Universidad de Navarra in Pamplona. At Expo2015 he presented "Honey Factory," a micro architecture for urban beekeeping, which in 2018 the UN indicates as a project-guide in reference to the 17 Global Goals.
designer francesco faccin
A smartphone totem that, through the use of fine materials and by integrating magnets
and a telescopic system to customize its height, becomes a body for the
smartphone.
Available for immediate delivery.
Allodola
1C.001/A01
Satin-finished steel foot, lava stone base, ash essence body, satin-finished steel rod, magnetized mirrored steel base
Dimensions (cm): Ø 17 x H min 95 - H max 134
Limited edition
Handmade in Italy
designer francesco faccin
After two years of collaboration with Enzo Mari, he opened his own studio in Milan in 2007. Until 2015 he was a consultant to Michele De Lucchi. Appointed "Italian Fellow" at the American Academy in Rome, he wins the Design Report Award. In 2015 he received an honorable mention at the Compasso d'Oro with "Traverso." A university lecturer at the Free University of Bolzano and the Made Program in Syracuse, he collaborates as a visiting professor with other universities such as the Universidad de Navarra in Pamplona. At Expo2015 he presented "Honey Factory," a micro architecture for urban beekeeping, which in 2018 the UN indicates as a project-guide in reference to the 17 Global Goals.
