Never one to miss a marketing opportunity, when Renato Bialetti died his ashes were placed in a special Moka Express urn. #RenatoBialetti#Urn
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Today, the Moka Express is central to Italian identity—over 90% of households have one. And worldwide? It’s claimed that 300 million have been sold. #BialettiMokaPot
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And Picasso wasn't the only artist with an eye for the chair. Edouard Vuillard also had one, as shown by his 'Interior With Rocking Chairs'. #EdouardVuillard#Vuillard
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Rocking Chair Model 1
Designer: Michael Thonet
Country: Austria
Year: c.1860
There are many famous chairs in art, but this rocking version might take the top spot. #Design#InteriorDesign#ThonetRockingChair
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The Thonet Rocking Chair also featured in Picasso’s paintings. There are many variations of seated women in armchairs, often simplifying or exaggerating the chair’s form.
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Le Corbusier, once gushed: "Never was a better and more elegant design and a more precisely crafted and practical item created."
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#LeCorbusier#DesignIcon
And here's the No.14 starring alongside Catherine Zeta-Jones and Renée Zellweger in the movie Chicago.
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#CatherineZeta-Jones #ReneeZellweger#DesignIcons