Servomanto Clothes Stand
The Servomanto belongs to the Servi family, a collection of domestic objects conceived by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta. Each piece in the series was designed around a single premise: that everyday function deserves the same rigorous formal attention as any object of cultural weight.
A clothes stand reduced to its essential gesture. The painted steel support rod and arms rise from a painted polypropylene base with quiet confidence, the silhouette vertical and deliberate. Available in talc or black, it reads as a composed element rather than an afterthought, equally at home in a private entrance hall, a bedroom, or a contract interior.
- Painted polypropylene base
- Painted steel support rod and arms
- Available in talc and black finishes
- Suited for residential and contract use
The Castiglioni brothers brought to even the most utilitarian objects a sensibility shaped by irony, precision, and deep respect for the user. Servomanto carries that inheritance without ceremony.
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Servomanto Clothes Stand
The Servomanto belongs to the Servi family, a collection of domestic objects conceived by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta. Each piece in the series was designed around a single premise: that everyday function deserves the same rigorous formal attention as any object of cultural weight.
A clothes stand reduced to its essential gesture. The painted steel support rod and arms rise from a painted polypropylene base with quiet confidence, the silhouette vertical and deliberate. Available in talc or black, it reads as a composed element rather than an afterthought, equally at home in a private entrance hall, a bedroom, or a contract interior.
- Painted polypropylene base
- Painted steel support rod and arms
- Available in talc and black finishes
- Suited for residential and contract use
The Castiglioni brothers brought to even the most utilitarian objects a sensibility shaped by irony, precision, and deep respect for the user. Servomanto carries that inheritance without ceremony.
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The Servomanto belongs to the Servi family, a collection of domestic objects conceived by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Zanotta. Each piece in the series was designed around a single premise: that everyday function deserves the same rigorous formal attention as any object of cultural weight.
A clothes stand reduced to its essential gesture. The painted steel support rod and arms rise from a painted polypropylene base with quiet confidence, the silhouette vertical and deliberate. Available in talc or black, it reads as a composed element rather than an afterthought, equally at home in a private entrance hall, a bedroom, or a contract interior.
- Painted polypropylene base
- Painted steel support rod and arms
- Available in talc and black finishes
- Suited for residential and contract use
The Castiglioni brothers brought to even the most utilitarian objects a sensibility shaped by irony, precision, and deep respect for the user. Servomanto carries that inheritance without ceremony.
