Dedalo Umbrella Stand by Emma Gismondi Schweinberger for Artemide, 1966

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Dedalo umbrella stand by emma gismondi for artemide

- iconic 1960s design **description:** discover the iconic dedalo umbrella stand, designed … Read more Dedalo umbrella stand by emma gismondi for artemide

- iconic 1960s design **description:** discover the iconic dedalo umbrella stand, designed by the renowned emma gismondi schweinberger for artemide in the 1960s. This umbrella stand, made of high quality abs plastic, combines functionality and aesthetics in a cylindrical design with geometric lines and an impeccable finish. Its structure features circular holes that not only add a unique visual touch, but also optimize its functionality. The dedalo is a perfect example of mid-century italian design, characterized by innovation, elegance and practicality. This umbrella stand is not only a functional piece to organize your umbrellas, but also a decorative object that adds a touch of sophistication and authenticity to any space. Ideal for lovers of genuine vintage design and collectors of iconic pieces.

features:** ** designer:** emma gismondi schweinberger

- designer:** emma gismondi schweinberger
- brand:** artemide
- model:** dedalo
- material:** durable abs plastic
- style:** mid-century italian design
- color:** beige

available in vibrant shades of red, orange beige and white.

- uses:** functional umbrella stand and decorative piece.

dimensions:
- height: 39 cm / 15.375 in.
- diameter: 34 cm / 13.375 in.

iconic "dedalo" with attribution mark.
striking piece designed in 1966 by emma gismondi for the "dedalo" series by studio artemide milano (italy).
made of abs plastic, it combines the futuristic vision of the "space age" with the classic italian design of the time. It was discontinued in the 1970s. The design is part of the collection of the museum of modern art in new york (moma).
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