This is a wonderful example of the way the great Achille Castiglioni looked at things – his inspiration was never confined to “design” itself. He collected anonymous objects, studied industrial components, mechanisms and observed especially everyday things. And, obviously he looked at art. In this case it was The Brera Madonna, one of Piero della […]

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