MODULE 400 ASHTRAY CA/1965
ROGER TALLON’S ASHTRAY MODULE 400 FROM AROUND 1965 IS AN ICONIC PIECE OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN THAT REFLECTS HIS DEEP INTEREST IN FUNCTIONAL OBJECTS. KNOWN FOR HIS WORK ACROSS VARIOUS FIELDS, TALLON’S ASHTRAY IS A STUDY IN MODULARITY AND MINIMALISM, FEATURING CLEAN LINES AND A SLEEK FORM THAT PRIORITIZE BOTH AESTHETICS AND UTILITY. THE ASHTRAY’S GEOMETRIC DESIGN, MADE FROM METAL, IS CHARACTERISTIC OF TALLON’S APPROACH TO PRODUCT DESIGN—INNOVATIVE, PURPOSEFUL, AND TIMELESS.
THIS PIECE EMBODIES THE PRINCIPLES OF THE 1960S, WHERE FUNCTIONALITY WAS INTEGRATED WITH MODERNIST AESTHETICS, MAKING IT BOTH A UTILITARIAN OBJECT AND A PIECE OF ART. THE MODULE 400 ALSO TIES INTO TALLON’S BROADER EXPLORATION OF FORM, MATERIALS, AND MODULARITY, WHICH WERE CENTRAL TO HIS WORK DURING THIS PERIOD. HIS ABILITY TO BALANCE SIMPLICITY WITH INNOVATION IS EVIDENT IN THIS ASHTRAY, MAKING IT A STANDOUT PIECE WITHIN HIS EXTENSIVE BODY OF WORK.
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
ROGER TALLON WAS A VISIONARY FRENCH INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER WHOSE INNOVATIVE CREATIONS HAVE LEFT AN INDELIBLE MARK ON BOTH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL DESIGN LANDSCAPES. HIS EXTENSIVE BODY OF WORK ENCOMPASSES A DIVERSE ARRAY OF PRODUCTS, FROM HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES TO GROUNDBREAKING TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, ALL CHARACTERIZED BY A HARMONIOUS BLEND OF FUNCTIONALITY AND AESTHETIC APPEAL...
20 X 20 X 60 CM
PRODUCT DETAILS
POLISHED ALUMINUM, WOOD
EDITION: GALERIE LACLOCHE
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