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Club

Vico Magistretti
 1998
M181B

As always seemed to happen with Vico, inspiration for Club was born during conversation. Talking with him about the feeling of comfort, he came up with the idea of a leather-clad handle that would be pleasant to touch.

FINISHES

  • CV - Bright chrome/Leather CV - Bright chrome/Leather CV - Bright chrome/Leather
  • MV - Satin chrome/Leather MV - Satin chrome/Leather MV - Satin chrome/Leather
  • ZV - SuperGold bright/Leather ZV - SuperGold bright/Leather ZV - SuperGold bright/Leather
  • TV - SuperGold satin/Leather TV - SuperGold satin/Leather TV - SuperGold satin/Leather
  • DV - SuperBronze satin/Leather DV - SuperBronze satin/Leather DV - SuperBronze satin/Leather
  • UV - SuperAnthracite satin/Leather UV - SuperAnthracite satin/Leather UV - SuperAnthracite satin/Leather
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MATERIAL

Brass

TYPOLOGY

Door handles - Round - Special

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION

Technical sheets

door handle, window handle, DK
door handle, window handle, DK

COMPLETE COLLECTION

Club

COLLEZIONE COMPLETA

Club

DOCUMENTAZIONE TECNICA

Technical sheets

door handle, window handle, DK
door handle, window handle, DK

Club

— Avorio
— Noce di Pecan
— Inchiostro
Club,
 1998

Along the lines of industrial logic, he designed two tapered half-shells to which the leather was glued. This gave continuity to the form and allowed us to avoid the sewn seam, which would have trapped dirt and been susceptible to wear and tear.

— Eclissi lampada, Artemide 1967

I immediately found the proposal very interesting and innovative, so we developed it.
— Antonio Olivari

VEDI BIO Vico Magistretti

SEE BIO Vico Magistretti

— Maralunga divano, Cassina 1973
— Selene sedia, Artemide 1968

The design of a handle with a leather grip that would make it pleasing to the touch was the subject of many conversations with Vico Magistretti as we were developing his Club handle.
Magistretti made me understand the importance of a material that can be lived with for a long time while appreciating its natural aging process.
He gave the example of English shoes and other items that get better over time. The more you use them, the more beautiful they become, he would say.
As he spoke, I would think of the couch that welcomed me every evening. It was a model by Poltrona Frau that I had inherited from my mother. It was hers, and she passed it on to me.
Not only did it prove to be indestructible, but it seemed to improve with the years. So, when I needed to consider quality leather, I spontaneously thought of Poltrona Frau for its extraordinary experience with this sumptuous material. — Antonio Olivari

— Nuvola Rossa libreria, Cassina 1977
— Atollo lampada, O-luce 1977