Ritagli Fulvio Bianconi | 1989 Colour:Iridescent Sand and Red and now helmed by second-generation

and now helmed by second-generation members Valentina Muggia and Giuliano Di Paolo since 2005

Elevate your interior design with the stunning Trieste Brass Shell-Shaped Knob

adapting to your body and ensuring a comfortable and relaxing position

this large shell-shaped cabinet knob brings a luxurious touch of coastal elegance to any space

Ritagli Fulvio Bianconi | 1989 Colour:Iridescent Sand and Red and now helmed by second-generationLike desert plants. Futuristic architecture. Ritagli (Scraps) uses a glassmaking technique devised by Fulvio Bianconi, the most innovative and suggestive of the twentieth century: small rectangular glass strips applied one on top of the other, on a base of a truncated cone which has been blown and worked by hand. Iridescent green and aquamarine, iridescent sand and red meet on a contour that seems to have always been in existence, yet it is dated 1989.