Woodnotes Magazine Rack
MAGAZINE RACK
MAGAZINE RACK
Designed By Ilkka Suppanen & Raffaella Mangiarotti
The Woodnotes Magazine Rack keeps newspapers and magazines in good order. The frame is oak and available also in black.
The bag is made of woven from paper yarn fabric, Plain, and available in several colors. The frame consists of six removable parts, which makes it possible to ship the item in an economical and ecological flat package.
DESIGNERS
RAFFAELLA MANGIAROTTI
Raffaella Mangiarotti, born in Genova works and lives in Milan. Graduated cum laude in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, where, she founded deepdesign with Matteo Bazzicalupo, working in industrial design for several companies, among them, Barilla, Castelli Haworth, Coca Cola, Daimler Chrysler, Fratelli Rossetti, Giorgetti Guzzini, JVC, Kimberley Clarck, Kitchen Aids, Kraft, Imetec, Mandarina Duck, Matsushita, NEC, San Lorenzo, Serralunga, Skitsch, Smeg, Turin Olympiads, Whirlpool Europe.
Her projects are published on several magazines and books among them, The International Design Yearbook 2005, L’observatoire International de Premiere Vision, The International Design Encyclopedia of MOMA, and Design Now! (Tashen). Her Dandelion Lamp is part of the permanent design collection of MoMA in NY. In December 2009, the Triennale Design Museum of Milano dedicated a solo exhibition and a self intitled book “L’anima sensibile delle cose to deepdesign, curated by Cristina Morozzi, ed. Electa 2009.Raffaella Mangiarotti has received several prizes, in particular Young & Design (1996, 1997,1999, 2000), Cosmopack (1995, 1996), Esaedro (1997), ID Award (2004, 2008), Selezione Compasso d’Oro (2005), Green Dot Award (2009).
Raffaella Mangiarotti works as design director for Serralunga company since 2011, continues working with deepdesign and researcher in Politecnico di Milano as well as independently with several projects varying from white goods to industrial furniture and limited editions.
“ My approach is holistic and with my designs I combine sensual femininity to rational demands of the situation. ”
- Raffaella Mangiarotti
ILKKA SUPPANEN
Ilkka Suppanen, born in Kotka Finland, has studied architecture at the Technical University of Helsinki and Interior and Furniture Design at the University of Art and Design Helsinki. In 1995, he founded Studio Suppanen in Helsinki. The studio offers integrated strategic design in the fields of interior, product and concept design and architecture.
Ilkka Suppanen is working both architecture and design. Hehas taught design at the University of Art and Design Helsinki since 1996. He has held lectures and taught in several universities including Harward University. He is one of the best-known contemporary Finnish designers. Ilkka Suppanen has also received many international awards, most recently the Swedish Bruno Mathsson Prize and Red Dot Best of the Best awards.
In 1997, he founded the Snowcrash design cooperative together with three colleagues and in the same year Snowcrash team got the Young Designer of the Year Award in Germany and Young Finland Prize
Suppanen’s work has been exhibited worldwide including shows at the Venice Architecture Biennale, and the MoMA in New York. His works have been widely reported by the international press and publications. His works are part of the permanent collections of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam and the Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Cologne, Center Georges Pompidou and others. He continues working from his studio with several projects all around the world.
“ My expression is light, forward looking and yet classically scandinavian. ”
- Ilkka Suppanen
INFORMATION
MATERIAL
Oak and 100% paper yarn fabric
SIZE
50 x 32 x 45 cm
FRAME
- Oak
PLAIN
- 2241515 Stone -22455 Natural -2244040 Graphite -22499 Black
PRODUCT
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