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Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack

LOST COAT RACK

Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack

LOST COAT RACK

Designed by Gianmarco Codato & Luciano Trevisol

The essentiality of lacquered metal wire meets a minimal and functional design.

This coat rack is available in three sophisticated chromatic variants: matt gold, charcoal grey, and stone bronze, designed to blend with style into any environment.

DESIGNERS

GIANMARCO CODATO 

Italian freelance designer, Gianmarco Codato, has a life in two cities, New York & Castelfranco Veneto.

He strives to emerge in the competitive design industry through his creativity and the use of graphic designs, illustrations and products.

Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack

Gianmarco Codato’s portfolio began during his teen years when he brought to life the images from his mind with street art and designing stickers. As he matured he became inspired by his father, an acclaimed product designer, and developed a strong interest in product design.

Despite earning his Bachelor of Industrial Design, Gianmarco Codato finds himself assesing his designing skills and continuously seeks challenges and exploration. Although functionality is key, Gianmarco Codato’s deep appreciation for beauty and craftsmanship is typical of the Italian heritage.

He finds himself fascinated by the beauty of details, space and creativity of others. His style is minimalistic, yet bold, allowing pieces to stand alone.

LUCIANO TREVISIOL

Luciano Trevisiol, industrial designer lives and works in Castelfranco Veneto.

Since 1990, when he started his professional activity, he has been mainly involved in product design.

Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack

1990 is also a significant date because he met two important figures in the world of design: architects Tobia Scarpa and Luciano Bertoncini, with whom he collaborated for several years. He has worked for several design companies: Boloni China, Cadel, Capodopera, Cinetto, Doima Cucine, Ethos Letti, Frighetto, and Krios.

The main feature of his work is the traceability of the projects, which does not stop at the initial creative stage, but tends to follow all the caries stages: proposing research of materials, innovative processing techniques and constant control of the design path.

All this to create a constructive and real synergy with the brands that rely on his creativity. Since 2015 he has been collaborating with lino codato design & communication in castelfranco veneto.

INFORMATION

Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack

BRAND 

Tonin Casa

PRODUCT TYPE  

Coat Rack

PRODUCTION

100% Made in Italy

CODE 

T7412

COLLECTION 

Lost

DESIGNERS

- Luciano Trevisol
- Gianmarco Codato

Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack

DIMENSIONS

- Width : 130 cm
- Depth : 48 cm
- Height : 75 cm

DISPOSAL

The packaging cardboard is made of recycled materials only. Disposal of packaging materials, must be carried out following the current laws of your city.

ATTENTION 

This data sheet conforms to law no. 126 dated 10th April 1991, “Standards for consumer information” and with Decree no. 101 dated 8th February 1997, “Actuation Regulations

ENVIRONMENT

Indoor

AVAILABLE FINISHES 

3

CLEANING

Use a white, wet cloth (make sure it is not dripping). Whenevere using detergents, make sure they were developed specifically for the finishing you own

CLASSIFICATION 

Occasional Furniture

Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack

ASSEMBLY ELEMENTS

Galvanized Steel

MATERIAL

Painted Metal Structure

ASSEMBLED BY

This furniture unit must be assembled by specialized personnel. The manufacturer denies all liability for any damage due to non-compliance with the attached instructions. The warranty is not valid for damage caused by incorrect use of the product or damage during transport.

STRUCTURES FINISHES

Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack
Carbon Grey
Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack
Matt Gold
Tonin Casa Lost Coat Rack
Stone Bronze

USE

If available, at the moment of assembling follow carefully the assembling instructions. Use the product only for its designed purpose.

- Do not use outdoors.
- Avoid dragging the product.
- Avoid exposing the product to water or other liquids, even if for a short time.
- Do not climb on the product
- Avoid colliding into other objects that may scratch the surface.
- Do not expose the product to direct heat sources exceeding 50°C (122°F)
- Do not expose to direct sunlight in order to avoid chromatic alterations.
- Avoid operating on the products parts if such operation is not carried out by professionals.

Progetto Design International, S.r.l.
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