"Tree" Bookcase

by Gupica

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Estimated production time: 3 weeks

Dimension LxWxH (cm): 28x40x176, 28x40x125, 28x40x72
Open Editions Material : Powdercoated steel
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Description

The free standing “Tree” Bookcase is inspired by the stylized shape of a tree, with a base that recalls magazine racks of the early 1900s.
The oblique shelves alternate, giving a rhythm to the library. The vertical elements welded to the shelves allow books to stand or newspapers to be rolled up.

The bookcase can be completed in a green or gold painted, powder-coated finish and is available in three different heights: H.74, H.125, H.176 cm.

 

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Weight 20 kg
Dimensions 40 × 50 × 80 cm
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About the designer


Gupica is the brand and the artistic identity of Gunilla Zamboni. After completing a degree in Foreign Literature, she continued her studies in Florence focusing on the art of fresco and mural painting, completing her studies with a Master\'s degree in Peintre en Décor in Versailles, France. She later specialized in Interior Design at IED in Milan. She worked with Italian and French masters, honing the secrets and techniques of decorative painting in France and the study of design in Italy. The creative studio designs projects using a multidisciplinary approach, involving decorative arts, interior and product design, contemporary experimentation and craftsmanship. It is a transversal approach where decoration becomes a tool to propose useful codes to explore the expressive and sensorial dimension of the project. Attention to detail and a constant dialogue between contemporary and fragments linked to tradition are always distinguishing elements in the projects.

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