SELETTI WEARS TOILETPAPER

Magical Seletti, where recognised traditions of quality meet bizarre aesthetic dimensions. Founded in 1964, the historic brand of the Italian economic boom is now embracing the creativity of one of the most famous Italian artists of all time, Maurizio Cattelan, and his irreverent brand Toiletpaper, an image-only magazine founded with photographer Pier Paolo Ferrari. Taken directly from the pages of the magazine, images of young women, severed fingers with painted nails, plungers, and lustful kisses adorn an exceptional collection of diverse objects. From bold colours to vintage undertones, an anthology of Baroque and post-modern motifs cover a selection of plates, trays, umbrellas, bed linen, furniture, lamps, and other types of objects with keen humour and provocative attitude. An extraordinary success commercially, and with both critics and the public, Seletti remains a faithful icon, from Grandma’s sideboard all the way to New York’s MoMa.