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Decorating trees Christmas drawing inspiration from the Christmas Wish List pop by SelettiItalian design famous throughout the world for its ability to be original, fun and classy. A series of novelties that will allow you to embellish your interiors with a project featuring one of the most internationally appreciated creative studios. The American duo Snarkitecturein fact, consisting of Daniel Arsham e Alex Mustonen, famous for their exhibitions in the most important museums on all continents and for their conceptual vision somewhere between art and architecture, has come up with a collection to hang on the branches of Christmas trees. Reinterpretations, to be exact, that leave a tangible sign of the hand of the two designers through the simplicity of the objects. Iconic shapes, such as a snowman, a Christmas ball and a candy dog, are transformed into sculptural collectors' items. This is the first time that the Snarkitecture duo has moved away from environmental installations to produce something that is now aimed at a fun, domestic type of product.
But in the Seletti Point around the world, in the Flagship Store in Milan, London, Bangkok and in the Temporary Store in Parma, as well as on the company website, it will also be possible to find a series of gift possibilities for Christmas. Seletti's project thus also embraces the crazy images created by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari that have given life to the Seletti Wears Toiletpaper cushions. Cushions, yes, that cross the boundaries of design and contemporary art, becoming what they call a 'perfect hybrid'. These little works of art are available in 30 different graphics.
And like every Christmas, there can be no shortage of lamps. Better if eccentric and ironic. With this in mind comes Blow, the Banana Lamp battery-powered, designed by Studio Job. It is the perfect representation of the relationship
designers with a brand as unique as Seletti. At the heart of the project is the idea of making a limited edition product accessible. After the 3 table versions - Huey, Dewey and Louie - and the wall lamp version, comes Daisy: the new wireless Banana Lamp, powered by a rechargeable battery.
And still on the subject of decorative lighting, there is Bird Lamp. Created by Marcantonio Desing, is intended to be a continuation of Seletti's experimentation with lighting. Thus a curious animal peeps into the domestic environment, a crow that seems to be ready to take flight carrying a light bulb in its beak. The brand thus confirms its passion for the animal world, giving a fairy-tale connotation to each character. Bird Lamp is available in three versions, two for the table and one for the wall, and in black or white.
