2011 Milan Salone Latest Report | MOLESKINE
DESIGN / PRODUCT
April 17, 2015

2011 Milan Salone Latest Report | MOLESKINE


MOLESKINE


Feature: Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2011


New Collection by Giulio Iacchetti


MOLESKINE is launching a new collection, comprising three concepts: Writing, Traveling, and Reading. It will be unveiled at Salone del Mobile in Milan in April and at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York in May.



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Sketches by Giulio Iacchetti Revealed


MOLESKINE's proposed "nomad lifestyle" centers on supporting nomads and remote workers who are free from the constraints of office or home. MOLESKINE has already released smartphone covers for iPhone 3G/3GS and tablet covers for iPad, each with integrated notebook pages, embodying the "portable workstation" that seamlessly combines paper, phone, and internet.

The new collection from Italian industrial designer Giulio Iacchetti includes bags, pens, pencils, multi-purpose cases, book stands, and USB rechargeable book lights. These will join MOLESKINE's existing collections of notebooks and diaries.

Moleskine | Giulio Iacchetti 01



Moleskine | Giulio Iacchetti 02




The "Writing Collection" features pens and pencils, the "Traveling Collection" offers messenger and tote bags, and the "Reading Collection" includes book lights and stands. Designed to harmonize beautifully with MOLESKINE notebooks, this collection caters to the diverse preferences of the modern nomad.

Following its international debut, the new collection is scheduled for a limited release in select stores in Japan in late May, with a wider rollout in interior shops nationwide starting in July.


Giulio Iacchetti
Born in Italy, Giulio Iacchetti has been active as an industrial designer since 1992. He is also actively involved in design education at universities and design schools in Italy and abroad. A recipient of numerous international awards, he won the Compasso d'Oro ADI award in 2001 for "Moscardino," a disposable fork designed with Matteo Ragni. His work is now part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. He curated the "Design at COOP" exhibition project for the Italian department store COOP and manages the "COOP Eureka" project.
http://www.giulioiacchetti.com/

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