$26.00 USD
Seletti is embracing its tongue-in-cheek humour in this collection with Toiletpaper magazine. The combing of their eccentric ideas leaves us with this statement case, printed with a surreal mural of lifelike slithering snakes. Fill it with anything from stationery to beauty products to keep you hissing happily.
Material: Faux leather
Size: 15 x 9cm
TOILETPAPER is a magazine and creative studio founded and run by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari in 2010 .
Over the years, TOILETPAPER has become a wide-ranging project, that uses its own unmistakable irreverent style to approach different realities. The magazine TOILETPAPER is a bi-annual publication that explores various fields of design including fashion, installations and furniture.
“The magazine springs from a passion/obsession that Maurizio and I have in common. Each picture springs from an idea, even a simple one, and then becomes a complex orchestration of people who build tableaux vivants. This project is also a sort of mental outburst.” – Pierpaolo Ferrari
Founded in 1964, Italian lifestyle brand Seletti focuses on presenting design projects that showcase the creative characteristics synonymous with Italian excellence. Linking design to pop art in the most charming and irreverent manner, Seletti’s collections blend art with daily life icons.
Since its inception, Seletti has always followed its own rules. From iconic lighting and art de la table to statement objects and furniture, Seletti’s collection of irreverent pieces blends art with the everyday and are designed to make life more fun and exciting.
Seletti is now led by Stefano and Miria Seletti and has expanded into a range of collections embodying enthusiasm, passion, creativity, and experimentation.
Stefano has always believed in reinvention and works with a range of young Italian and international designers to evolve their designs. By also working with people outside of the design world, Stefano can look at the process from new angles, his unconventional and non-academic background lead him to break down barriers and journey towards a ‘new beauty. For Seletti, this is (r)evolution.
