Bildquelle: Zanotta — Mombasa
© Zanotta und die jeweiligen Rechteinhaber. Zitiert als Begleitung des unabhängigen Design-Kommentars und der Recherche von INTEBEE.
Mombasa
Ettore Sottsass's signed chest combining ash veneer, pearwood and brass.
820 × 1430 × 580 mm
1989
Offizielle Produktinformationen
INTEBEE AI PUBLIC LIBRARY ist eine unabhängige Plattform zur Recherche und Entdeckung von Möbeldesign. Spezifikationen, Ausführungen, Verfügbarkeit und weitere Angaben können sich ändern. Aktuelle und verbindliche Informationen finden Sie auf der offiziellen Website des Herstellers.
Zur offiziellen ProduktseiteBeschreibung
Signed chest
Ettore Sottsass designed Mombasa model 7800 in 1989 as a signed chest of drawers. The upper frame, lower drawer top and feet use plywood veneered in ash and painted dark brown with an open-pore finish.
Drawers and drawing
Zanotta specifies polished pearwood for the lower frame and drawers, with brass handles. The drawing places 82, 58 and 143 cm beside the views, with no axis names.
Geschichte
Sottsass in 1989
The current page credits Ettore Sottsass and gives 1989; both details recur in the model 7800 sheet and Edizioni archive. Zanotta calls Mombasa a signed original.
Contrasting cabinet sections
The specification separates the chest into distinct material zones. Dark-brown open-pore ash veneer covers the upper frame, lower drawer top and feet, while polished pearwood forms the lower frame and drawers. Brass is reserved for the handles.
Mehr von Ettore Sottsass
Colonna
Ettore Sottsass's Colonna stool for Kartell: painted technopolymer, 34.5 x 46 cm, in five colours.
Nairobi
A signed Sottsass bar cabinet with red veneer, black-stained interior and brass.
Carabo
Ettore Sottsass's signed chair combining pearwood, ash veneer and coordinated fabric.
Pilastro
Ettore Sottsass's Pilastro stool for Kartell: painted technopolymer, 35 x 46 cm, in five colours.
Kollektion
Edizioni
Explore Zanotta Edizioni, a collection connecting art, craftsmanship and domestic life through signed furniture works by architects, designers and artists.
