Plico Serving Trolley Alessi

Designed by Richard Sapper in the 70s, the "Plico" stroller is one of the less known, though more representative projects from the achievements of this unforgettable artist. Easy to use and extremely compact after folding Plico can be used both as a food for food and as a sofa table. After folding, the stroller takes up little space, thanks to the part Emu it can be placed behind the door or between two kitchen furniture. The brakes on the rear wheels make the stroller free standing when closed.

Richard Sapper

Richard Sapper was a German industrial designer, known for its innovative Pode ście combining technology, functionality and elegant minimalism. He studied philosophy, anatomy and engineering, which influenced his interdisciplinary Pode Jat to design. He worked, among others for Mercedes, IBM, Alessi or Artemide. His most famous project is the TIZIO lamp (1972) - a wireless structure with counterweights, recognized as a 20th century design icon. Sapper was also a co -creator of the first IBM ThinkPad notebook. He won many prestigious awards, including 10 gold medals Compasso d’Oro. His works are characterized by minimalism of form, deep understanding of the user and technological innovation, which makes him one of the most important designers of the industrial design of the 20th century.