Teatrino Tapestry (1993) by Alessandro Mendini
Theatre, with the Mendini treatment. Produced in 1993, the Teatrino tapestry turns the stage into a surreal Postmodern spectacle of colour, pattern and playful geometry. Comes ready for its next act with a hanging bracket.
About Alessandro Mendini
Alessandro Mendini (1931–2019) was an Italian architect, designer and theorist who became one of the defining voices of Radical and Postmodern design. As editor of influential publications including Casabella, Modo and Domus, he helped shape the conversation around Italian design, championing experimentation, ornament and a more playful approach to everyday objects. His work blurred the boundaries between art, architecture and furniture, often reimagining familiar forms through bold colour, pattern and decoration. Mendini collaborated with leading makers including Alessi and Venini, and co-founded Studio Alchimia, becoming an important influence on the generation of designers that followed.
Minor signs of age and use, with light surface wear.
Italy




