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Tonelli - Atomic mirror 205x102
Wall mirror formed by circles of different sizes in the colors smoked, bronze, gold, pink and gray. The mirror can be positioned both vertically and horizontally.
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Tonelli - Atomic mirror 205x102
Tonelli - Atomic mirror 205x102 
Wall mirror formed by circles of different sizes in the colors smoked, bronze, gold, pink and gray.
The mirror can be positioned both vertically and horizontally. Wall mirror composed of circular mirror elements in different sizes. Finishes: mirror, smoked, bronze, gold, pink and gray. Can be positioned both vertically and horizontally.
Giovanni Tommaso Garattoni
Architect, graphic designer and furniture designer, the eclectic Giovanni Tommaso Garattoni was one of the founders of “Bolidismo”. In 1980 he designed SLEGO “the most important rock-club in Italy” and took care of the planning, furnishing and image of some of the most important Italian clubs.
With the multimedia group Complotto Grafico he took part in 1983 in DESIGN BALNEARE, first big showcase of the “new Italian design”. Since 1984 he has been producing his own collection of exclusive furniture “The decline of Western civilization”.
In 1991 he was invited to the “New italian design” exhibition in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Toronto, and in 1998 he appeared in “Contemporary famous italian designs”, first book on Italian design published in China.
He was the director of San Patrigano Community’s workshops for which he created the collection Fin de Siècle, presented in 1993 at Milan’s Salone del Mobile; the same year he founded “La linea adriatica”, group of designers/craftsmen promoting the XXI century’s “neo-regionalista” style.
Since 1996 he has been collaborating with Tonelli design and one of his latest product, the mirror VU, was selected for the Compasso D’Oro prize.
With the multimedia group Complotto Grafico he took part in 1983 in DESIGN BALNEARE, first big showcase of the “new Italian design”. Since 1984 he has been producing his own collection of exclusive furniture “The decline of Western civilization”.
In 1991 he was invited to the “New italian design” exhibition in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Toronto, and in 1998 he appeared in “Contemporary famous italian designs”, first book on Italian design published in China.
He was the director of San Patrigano Community’s workshops for which he created the collection Fin de Siècle, presented in 1993 at Milan’s Salone del Mobile; the same year he founded “La linea adriatica”, group of designers/craftsmen promoting the XXI century’s “neo-regionalista” style.
Since 1996 he has been collaborating with Tonelli design and one of his latest product, the mirror VU, was selected for the Compasso D’Oro prize.
Tonelli
Founded in the 1980s out of a deep passion for research and experimentation, Tonelli is a reference in the world of design. The company specializes in the production of glass furniture and accessories. The philosophy is based on the combination of tradition and innovation, indispensable elements that, combined with a passion for the material, help promote the culture of glass. Traditionally, resistant, ecological and fascinating, glass is the element that has belonged to human history for more than five thousand years. Tonelli has inherited this timeless knowledge, reinterpreted it in a modern key and contributed to make it the protagonist of today's furniture. The company has, indeed, drawn from the ancient Italian glassmaking tradition, an artistic-cultural heritage of inestimable value that Tonelli still preserves and protects today, entrusting the complex processing of glass to the hands of expert craftsmen. Tonelli is distinguished by its natural ability to innovate itself and innovate, driven by a constant evolutionary tension, It also experiments with new forms of creativity, investigating new ways of living and always and constantly directing significant investments in Research & Development.
Thanks to the company, the furniture industry has been revolutionized by introducing a new welding technique for flat crystal sheets in the 1980s. Indeed, they use a structural adhesive that allows the welded parts to retain transparency and increase the strength of the joint itself.
Over the years, the process has become increasingly refined, reaching very high quality standards. This has not stopped the evolution of the brand, which today is no longer just a manufacturer of furniture accessories but offers cutting-edge solutions to furnish any type of environment.
- Brand
- Tonelli
- Designer
- Giovanni Tommaso Garattoni
- Material
- glass
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