The Aitali 2010 Collection by Samy Aitali and Fernando Nunes
Meghan Young — February 12, 2010 — Art & Design
References: aitali & contemporist
I’ve walked (‘slammed’ may be a more appropriate word) into my fair share of glass/screen doors, so I don’t exactly know what to feel when presented with the Aitali 2010 Collection.
Featuring some stunning designs, I can’t help but note that many of the pieces in the Aitali 2010 Collection are clear. Not only do I fear for my already clumsy self, I also fear that they might not last very long themselves—if they are as delicate as they look.
Featuring some stunning designs, I can’t help but note that many of the pieces in the Aitali 2010 Collection are clear. Not only do I fear for my already clumsy self, I also fear that they might not last very long themselves—if they are as delicate as they look.
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