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Link
Simple lines, square shapes, striking figures. A triumph of geometry in a game of three-dimensionality that goes beyond the concept of the kitchen, without limiting its idea of a domestic and functional space.
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Aesthetics acquire meaning through functionality. Link promotes function, which is emphasised by the minimalist and innovative design.
The design expresses the connection of spaces, focusing on the experience of the person and taking care of all the moments in which these spaces are experienced.
Simple lines, square shapes, striking figures. Link becomes a triumph of geometry in a game of three-dimensionality that goes beyond the concept of the kitchen, without limiting its idea of a domestic and functional space.
Designer
Andreucci and Hoisl Design
A forward-looking collaboration; two designers who, with their own distinct experience, disclose their idea about creating a common trail while preserving their uniqueness.
Alessandro Andreucci was born in Macerata in 1968. After taking a university degree in mechanical engineering, he studied industrial design at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design in Germany. He started his career first at Siemens Design & Messe in Munich-Germany, and then at System Design. In 2000 he returned to Italy, at iGuzzini Lighting, working mainly on projects by Renzo Piano Paris. In 2003 he lives and works in London assisting Ron Arad for lighting projects.
Since 2004 he has had his own industrial design office. He works on a permanent basis with Christian Hoisl, a German designer based in Munich, with whom he won the Red Dot Award, for the Pan chair by Garpa, in 2010.
Snaidero’s first collaboration with the duo started in 2016 with the project “Passepartout”. The purpose: revolutionize from the inside. The project follows a subtle, deep and complete logic. Their sights were set on developing an open and flexible system based on containers and kitchenware, differing from a design and material point of view and lending themselves to a wide range of purposes. The result? a system which totally redefines kitchen life with a series of new functions and unexpected twists.