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Danese Milano has made design objects in Milan since 1957. Bruno Munari's Cubo ashtray and Enzo Mari's 16 Animali puzzle date from its first years, and Mari's Bilancia calendar and Camicia vase soon followed. The range runs from desk classics like the Timor and Formosa calendars to vases, glassware and trays, the Bincan furniture and lamps such as Amàmi and Lampada Esagonale.

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Danese Milano Bincan Barrier Rope on posts
Danese Milano Bincan Barrier Post
Danese Milano Bincan Coat Stand White
Danese Milano Bincan Coat Stand
€600,00
Danese Milano Bincan Floor Ashtray
Danese Milano Bincan Umbrella Stand white frame
4 variants
Danese Milano Bincan Wastepaper Basket White
Danese Milano Bincan Book Stand White
Danese Milano Bincan Book Stand
€400,00
Danese Milano Sula Pitcher Black
Danese Milano Sula Pitcher
€190,00
Danese Milano Vase 96
Danese Milano Vase 96
€555,00
Danese Milano Apax Centrepiece
Danese Milano Apax Centrepiece
€705,00
Danese Milano Murano E Vase Set smoke and light green
Danese Milano Murano E Vase Set
€625,00
Danese Milano Murano D Vase Set smoke and light yellow
Danese Milano Murano D Vase Set
€715,00
Danese Milano Elisabetta Tray Aluminium
Danese Milano Elisabetta Tray
€175,00
Danese Milano In Attesa & Koro Compartment Black
Danese Milano In Attesa Wastepaper Basket White
Danese Milano Koro Wastepaper Basket White
Danese Milano Sumatra Paper Tray White
Danese Milano Flores Box White
Danese Milano Flores Box
€55,00
Danese Milano Lampedusa Pencil Holder Orange
Danese Milano Galapagos Picture Frame 24 x 24 cm
2 variants
Danese Milano Ameland Letter Opener

Danese Milano has made design objects in Milan since 1957, when Bruno Munari's Cubo ashtray and Enzo Mari's 16 Animali puzzle were among its first pieces. Today a division of Artemide, the collection covers desk and home objects such as the Timor and Formosa perpetual calendars, vases, glassware and trays, furniture like the Bincan series by Naoto Fukasawa, a small range of lamps, and silkscreen prints by Enzo Mari and Bruno Munari.