Italy, 1983. Rotating flower pot stand with seven black polyamide trays.
It was 1983 when Achille Castiglioni imagined a subtle presence, dynamic in its composition, flexible in its overall articulated design, whose scope was to host houseplants in their own pots, held up by round small plates (as if they were caring hands) displayed regularly along all the height of the structure. Horizontally, each item can be turned around by 120 degrees, so to better arrange plants of different sizes to better benefit from the daylight, on this little indoor ‘vertical wood’.
Dimensions: 61”H
Condition: Very good vintage condition
Available for pickup or delivery in Chicago.
Email hello@carefully-picked.com for shipping details.
Italy, 1983. Rotating flower pot stand with seven black polyamide trays.
It was 1983 when Achille Castiglioni imagined a subtle presence, dynamic in its composition, flexible in its overall articulated design, whose scope was to host houseplants in their own pots, held up by round small plates (as if they were caring hands) displayed regularly along all the height of the structure. Horizontally, each item can be turned around by 120 degrees, so to better arrange plants of different sizes to better benefit from the daylight, on this little indoor ‘vertical wood’.
Dimensions: 61”H
Condition: Very good vintage condition
Available for pickup or delivery in Chicago.
Email hello@carefully-picked.com for shipping details.
