Franco Sargiani works range from civil architecture to industrial and to corporate image organization, the latter of which was often in collaboration with Eija Helander, a renowned graphic and industrial designer herself. Franco Sargiani has taught industrial and visual design at the Scuola Politecnica e di Design, run by Nino Di Salvatore and has collaborated with numerous companies, from which his designs have been published internationally in books and specialized magazines. Many of Sargiani's designs have also been selected for the Golden Compass Award and have been presented in numerous museums, including the Beaubourg in Paris, the Metropolitan Museum in New York, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Tel Aviv Art Museum, the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro and the Kunst Museum in Dûsseldorf, as well as the Milan Triennial.
In this creation, known as the "Programma 8," a revolutionary look at table serveware was established. It is a complete set of modular, sectional objects that have been designed for maximum practicality and functionality. Each piece is made of white stoneware and is a pleasing departure to your normal serveware.
Designed by: Franco Sargiani & Eija Helander
Features:
- White stoneware
- Unique, modular serveware
Overall Dimensions & Specifications
- "Programma 8" 1x1 Container: 2.55" H x 2.95" W x 2.95" D, Holds 6.25 oz
- "Programma 8" 1x2 Container: 1.38" H x 5.9" W x 7.5" D, Holds 7.28 oz
- "Programma 8" 2x2 Container: 2.64" H x 6.5" W x 6.5" D, Holds 33.1 oz
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