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646 Leggera Chair
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Bourgie Table Lamp
Planet Floor Lamp
Lumiere 05 Grande Table Lamp
Shibuya
Nori dining table
Pumo Table Container
Tavolo XZ3 Round
Space Table Lamp
Elephant Wood
Tavolo XZ3 Oval Table
Elephant Swivel Chair
Componibili Container Big
A.I. Lite Chair
Bookworm Shelf
Sushi Dining Table
Bloom Pendant Light
Colonna Stool
Elephant Sledge
1 Fauteuil dossier basculant 60th Anniversary Edition
Special Edition
Big Battery Table Lamp
H.H.H. Chair
BCN Stool
Maui Soft Trevira Chair
Elephant Rocking
BCN Bar Stool Wood
Bellissima Wood Pendant Light
Camomille Portable Lamp
P/Wood Chair
Be Bop Chair
Bloom Metallic Pendant Light
Beanbag Sacco
Bell Chair Set
Gio Ponti Art Edition (Table + Book + Art Prints)
Special Edition
2 Fauteuil Grand Confort, petit modèle, trois places
Le Soleil Pendant Lamp
Piuma Chair
Stool Mezzadro
Air-Chair
3 Fauteuil Grand Confort, grand modèle, trois places
Teresa Table Lamp
Hiray Couch Table
A.I. Lounge Chair
Takku Portable Lamp
A.I. Lounge Chair Outdoor
Spokes Pendant Lamp
2 Fauteuil Grand Confort, petit modèle, deux places
Elephant Tube
Generic C Chair
Generic A Chair
Four Table
Bertoia Chair

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...Established in 2007 the Triennale Design Museum reorganises its permanent exhibition on an annual basis, each reorganisation changing the focus of the presentation to illuminate another perspective on Italian design: since 2007's inaugural The Seven Obsessions of Italian Design the Triennale Design Museum has presented exhibitions as varied as Italian Design Beyond the Crisis Autarky, Austerity, Autonomy, W... Complimenting the chronological tale are five detailed explorations of specific sub-plots within the story of 20th century design in Italy: Politics, which explores the political and social contexts in which the Milan Triennale has occurred, from the fascism of the 1933 event over the Radicals of the 60s and onto the globalisation of more recent years, and the inevitable consequences for the event; Geography, which highlights the various Italian regions and their manufacturers; Economics with its focus on the bottom line(s); Technology, which explores how Italian designers and manufactures have responded to changing technological realities of the 20th century, for all telecommunications, but also materials; and Communication, which highlights the importance of Italian architecture and design magazines, authors and photographers in disseminating Italian design to a national and global audience...


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