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Miuccia Vases by Cristina Celestino

30 January 2015

Cristina Morozzi

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Cristina Celestino was born in Pordenone. After graduating in architecture at the Polytechnic in Milan and a number of collaborations with various architectural studios, in 2009 she opened in Milan “Attico”, a design studio and art gallery and her private dwelling. Collector of historical pieces of Italian design, her primary source of inspiration, she designs for companies and creates original pieces in limited series that she sells to customers from her home / studio. The pleated vases Miuccia, one of her latest creations for the brand Atipico, make explicit reference to fashion, to which Cristina is sensitive, revealing similarities with vintage glass pieces.

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WHERE: ATTICO -Via Marcona 80 | 20129 Milano, Italy

Cristina Celestino was born in Pordenone. After graduating in architecture at the Polytechnic in Milan and a number of collaborations with various architectural studios, in 2009 she opened in Milan “Attico”, a design studio and art gallery and her private dwelling. Collector of historical pieces of Italian design, her primary source of inspiration, she designs for companies and creates original pieces in limited series that she sells to customers from her home / studio. The pleated vases Miuccia, one of her latest creations for the brand Atipico, make explicit reference to fashion, to which Cristina is sensitive, revealing similarities with vintage glass pieces.
WHERE: ATTICO -Via Marcona 80 | 20129 Milano, Italy

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