Trespolone, Trespoletto, Trespolino

A collection of tables and clothes stands inspired by the easels of painters and photographers. The three-legged wooden structure is the basic element, adjustable to five different heights, able to support a rectangular or round top or a clothes stand unit with six hooks and an umbrella holder. The collection is in praise of the versatility of the tripod, an object that, as Michele De Lucchi underlines: “opens, closes, is lengthened, is shortened and stands in a stable position even when the ground is uneven. Artists use it to paint, photographers use it to make their camera stable, and it is always possible to reinvent it to create objects that are useful, stable and easy to move. I am thinking of a small square table, ideal in professional studios as a support for a laptop, with the top that is raised if you are standing and is lowered if you are working seated; I am thinking of a small round table used as a bedside table or placed in the middle of the living room to showcase a vase; I am thinking of a flexible clothes stand that arranges jackets in an orderly manner and that can easily be placed at entrances, in cloakrooms, in cabins, anywhere”.