Baleri Italia
Mac Gee Bookshelf
An elegant bookcase that enhances the imaginative and planning possibilities of contemporary design. Born in 1984 thanks to the collaboration between Baleri Italia and Philippe Starck, Mac Gee is made up of two vertical elements with numerous shelves intertwined at variable distances. The entire composition is not kept in a stable balance, but rests on the wall following a more relaxed trend so as to offer a suggestion of relaxation and extreme informality. The result is something unique, ideal for both formal contexts and much less defined situations. At first glance Mac Gee seems like a simple skeleton of a bookcase, its primordial sketch magically translated into something palpable.
W.99 x D.51 x H.235 cm
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Baleri Italia was born thanks to the design work of Enrico Baleri and Marilisa Decimo, a duo who wanted to enhance the most rigorous and functional part of furniture design, creating collections where not only a stylistic but also conceptual order is strongly perceived. The pragmatism of this idea reverberates in the dialogue between the different furnishing elements for the living room, the bedroom and any other space, offering fans of the genre a real selection from which to draw inspiration not only for their own home, but also for more public and diversified spaces.Read more
Designed by
Philippe Starck
Philippe Starck (1949-) is a real design star. Parisian by birth, with a histrionic and brilliant personality, he has managed to reach levels of popularity never even approached by any other designer before him. “The popular is elegant, the rare is vulgar”: this is one of his most famous motto, which best exemplifies his style, applied to projects of a very different scale. From small everyday objects produced in millions of copies (such as the Juicy Salif orange juicer for Alessi, perhaps his most famous product), to the gigantic luxury yachts destined for a few millionaires, all his creations are characterized by surprising shapes but at the same time functional, often tinged with irony. After his beginnings as an interior designer, specializing in particular in the construction of hotels, Starck reached the peak of his success between the 80s and 90s thanks to close collaborations with some Italian companies, such as Baleri, Driade, Flos, Fiam, Cassina and above all Kartell, with whom he found the perfect partner to realize his ideal of pop design.Read more