Poltronova
Cessato Allarme
The Cessato Allarme clothes—stand, created in 1986 by the De Pas, D'Urbino, Lomazzi studio, put into production by Poltronova in 1991, reveals its source of inspiration in its name ["All Clear!"]: the alarm—trumpets placed on light poles during the last war. Made of metal, available in bright colors, there is nothing warlike about it, indeed it has a cheerful pop touch, emphasised by the unusual name which, as Paolo Lomazzi suggests in 2020, is a metaphorical call to «go and blow the trumpets again.»
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In the 1960s, in a region such as Tuscany which produced literally nothing in the field of design, Poltronova had all the best on its team: not just Ettore Sottsass, who was its art director, but Gae Aulenti, Paolo Portoghesi, Giovanni Michelucci, Angelo Mangiarotti, the Archizoom and Superstudio groups, De Pas-D’Urbino-Lomazzi; not just the mentors, but also the leading exponents of New Design who were then called radicals…
The Centro Studi Poltronova was created in 2005 for two reasons: to archive important documents associated with the original Poltronova Company, and also to make some of its more iconic furniture and lighting pieces available in the marketplace.
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