ROBERT SEVER CELEBRITYJI - DalCasa
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Palace. But regardless<br />
of whether his client<br />
is a president of<br />
a country or a kooky<br />
discotheque owner,<br />
Starck has always<br />
gone about his business<br />
the same way,<br />
which is approaching<br />
it like a game that always<br />
resulted in a new<br />
piece of work that<br />
is filled with paradoxes<br />
and challenges.<br />
Thanks<br />
to his broadness<br />
and approach, he<br />
may be considered a “spiritual father”<br />
of the today’s world of de- sign that is accessible<br />
and recognizable to everyone. Even those who are<br />
completely ignorant know about him, or about his spider-like<br />
Juicy Salif for Alessi, or about at least some of the<br />
famous objects he created during his thirty-year career.<br />
And there is so much to choose from: Starck has his signature<br />
on Alain Mikli glasses, Panzani pasta, packaging for<br />
Sea Colli olive oil, Louis Vutton briefcases, Samsonite luggage<br />
bags, Duravit washbasins, Wolford clothes, Aprilia<br />
scooters, but also mega-yachts. Just like Rashid, Starck<br />
also stands by his labour spirit: - I somewhat feel like Robin<br />
Hood. I design a 300-million-dollar yacht, and after that I<br />
create a children’s bottle that will cost two dollars. I work<br />
for those who are rich enough to finance my researches,<br />
and then I apply the results of those researches on things<br />
24<br />
Cover story<br />
Philippe Starck osmislio je interijer hotela Sanderson u<br />
Londonu / Philippe Starck is the author of the Sanderson<br />
hotel in London<br />
that are aimed at everybody. I want to make the world<br />
a slightly better place for my tribe – the “eternal child”<br />
within Starck says.<br />
Morrison’s Tramcar<br />
Elegant and well-measured in his creations, English designer<br />
Jasper Morrison attained in getting an untouchable<br />
status among connoisseurs, but never succeeded<br />
in reaching the widely beloved “star” like Marc Newson<br />
or Rashid. Instead of a “screaming” design, Morrison is<br />
a fan of practical and timeless forms (he claims to be a<br />
designer of concepts, not objects) and that makes him<br />
a distinguished figure in his generation. He was originally<br />
launched by Vitra, only to be recognized by many others,<br />
which resulted in working with Cappellini, Alessi and<br />
many other renowned companies. However, his career is<br />
also marked by several escapades: for example, the City<br />
of Hannover hired him to design their new city tramcar,<br />
while Samsung recently presented a mobile-telephone<br />
model and a refrigerator signed by Jasper Morrison.<br />
Clearly inspired by electrical devices, Morrison once designed<br />
a printer for Olivetti, as well as an entire collection<br />
of household appliances for Rowenta.<br />
From Strainers to Airplanes<br />
The inside of the Falcon airplane, Samsonite travel bags,<br />
Nike tennis shoes, Tefal’s frying pan, Vidal Sassoon blowdryers,<br />
Dom Perignon ice dish, Biomega bicycle, Arpege<br />
Lanvin sunglasses, restaurants, record studios… That is a<br />
small section of a long list of creations by Marc Newson,<br />
an Australian genius and one of the most influential people<br />
in today’s design, and it must be said that he educated<br />
himself to be a sculptor and jeweller. The first Newson’s