Tacchini Nebula Poissons Screen Divider Designed by Jean Dunand
The screen is one of the more intriguing themes in the design world: with its two-dimensional form, it can give shape to a three-dimensional space. What’s more, it is something of an oxymoron in its function and aesthetics: it is on display, but in order to hide something. Nebula is a design by Pearson Lloyd, interpreted by Tacchini in two different artistic versions: the Oriental poissons by artist Jean Dunand, and the spatial drawings from the series Inventario del Novecento con la mano sinistra by Lucia Pescador.
Dimensions: Height: 72.05 in (183.01 cm), Width: 48.82 in (124.01 cm), Depth: 1.58 in (4.02 cm)
The screen is one of the more intriguing themes in the design world: with its two-dimensional form, it can give shape to a three-dimensional space. What’s more, it is something of an oxymoron in its function and aesthetics: it is on display, but in order to hide something. Nebula is a design by Pearson Lloyd, interpreted by Tacchini in two different artistic versions: the Oriental poissons by artist Jean Dunand, and the spatial drawings from the series Inventario del Novecento con la mano sinistra by Lucia Pescador.
Dimensions: Height: 72.05 in (183.01 cm), Width: 48.82 in (124.01 cm), Depth: 1.58 in (4.02 cm)
The screen is one of the more intriguing themes in the design world: with its two-dimensional form, it can give shape to a three-dimensional space. What’s more, it is something of an oxymoron in its function and aesthetics: it is on display, but in order to hide something. Nebula is a design by Pearson Lloyd, interpreted by Tacchini in two different artistic versions: the Oriental poissons by artist Jean Dunand, and the spatial drawings from the series Inventario del Novecento con la mano sinistra by Lucia Pescador.
Dimensions: Height: 72.05 in (183.01 cm), Width: 48.82 in (124.01 cm), Depth: 1.58 in (4.02 cm)