The Bau door-handle was designed to feature two contrasting materials, one of which is now marble.
The handle’s origins lie in a workshop organised by the long-standing German porcelain company Kober, which contacted Olivari for its technical know-how.
“We were inspired by the Bauhaus”, say Nina Ruthe and David Antonin of Design Studio Niruk.
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The Bau door-handle was designed to feature two contrasting materials, one of which is now marble.
The handle’s origins lie in a workshop organised by the long-standing German porcelain company Kober, which contacted Olivari for its technical know-how.
“We were inspired by the Bauhaus”, say Nina Ruthe and David Antonin of Design Studio Niruk.
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Olivari |
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| TYPOLOGY | |
| DESIGNER |
Rodolfo Dordoni 2014 |
| FINISHES | , , |
Olivari
Since 1911 Olivari has been manufacturing door handles at its own factories in Italy where the entire production process takes place. Starting with brass billets, the handles are forged, milled, polished, buffed, chrome-plated and hallmarked with a laser. See the video to discover the process.
