Giotto Stoppino & Lodovico Scerbis "Sheraton" Sideboard for Acerbis, Italy, 1977
Reflecting Giotto Stoppino and Lodovico Acerbis’s role as a leading exponent of modern Italian design, the Sheraton sideboard combines a sleekly groundbreaking shape with innovative
functionality, designed in 1977.
The winner of the Compasso d’Oro in 1979, the seminal design forms part of the permanent collection at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, and today sees new editions of the wood cabinet finished with Acerbis’s distinctive glossy lacquers in six new contemporary tones.
The work of Acerbis caught the attention of the world of art and became an integral part of it. The company worked with numerous exceptional photographers, including the photographic studio Ballo+Ballo, which produced a series of shots for Acerbis with its particular surrealist stance that gave a De Chirico-style light and life to the cornerstone pieces in the collection.
- 1 1981: Sheraton enters the permanent collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London
- 2 1978. Ballo+Ballo: the surrealists of design
- 3 Archival Research of Historical Documents, Sheraton 1977
- 4 First wooden version of Sheraton, 1977
- 5 The evolution of a model whose design such has such formal perfection that it has remained unchanghed since 1977
- 6 Sliding-pivot opening system
- 7 Three-dimensional technical drawing, the eighties
- 8 1979: Sheraton wins the ADI Compasso d’Oro.
- 9 The aesthetic rigour of Sheraton in the emblematic polyester lacquer finish by Acerbis
- 10 1981, Sheraton is distributed in Roche-Bobois USA stores
- 11 1980s advertising campaign image, Art Direction Studio Troisi, photo Studio Azzurro
- 12 80s advertising campaign, Art Direction Studio Troisi, photo Studio Azzurro
- 13 Sheraton: winner of countless international design awards and selections
Credits: Acerbis.com
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