Cerruti Baleri - Paravent Cartoons

 

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Cartoons create a special room division that is baroque and minimalist at the same time. The curved wave forms do strongly remind of the wavy designs from Alvar Aalto.

Luigi Baroli designed the Paravent Cartoons for Cerruti Baleri (Baleri Italia before) in the year 1992. In the year 1994, the room divider was honoured with the Compasso d’Oro award and is placed in the constant collection of the Museum of Modern Art since 2001.

The self-carrying structure of the dividing wall consists of waved cardboard that is won out of pure cell tissue and – free from ecologically harmful remnants – fully reusable. The upper and lower borders are made out of black matt technical polymer. The end elements that reinforce the object consist of satined Alu-die-casting.

Besides the here offered colours white and silver, Cartoons is also available in blue and tobacco colours.

Design: Luigi Baroli

Luigi Baroli was born in 1951 in Corbetta, Milan. After he finished his architecture studies at the Milan polytechnic, we especially worked as furnishing designer. Since 1990 he works together with Baleri Italia. Designer Luigi Baroli

Honoured with: Compasso d´Oro

The compasso d’Oro (golden compasses) is the first design price which was awarded in Europe. Designaward Compasso d´Oro