Lipstick
Lipstick was born from the desire to give shape to a design handle capable of expressing a recognizable architectural vision and, at the same time, to engage with new generations. The design takes shape from a balanced composition of essential geometric elements, giving life to a contemporary handle with a decisive yet measured line. Conceived as a door handle open to material evolutions, Lipstick combines formal rigour, expressiveness and a natural inclination to transformation.
FINISHES
- CR - Bright chrome
- CO - Satin chrome
- NP - Matt black
- IS - SuperStainlesssteel satin
- DS - SuperBronze satin
- US - SuperAnthracite satin
- MATERIAL
- Brass
- TYPOLOGY
- Door handles - Round
Lipstick design story
Lipstick aims to be expressive from an architectural point of view and to meet the appreciation of younger generations.
— The Shard, London Bridge Tower, London, 2000-2012 (Ph. William Matthews)
— Renzo and Matteo Piano
Lipstick, a handle characterized by the balanced composition of essential geometric elements and open to material evolutions.
Matteo and Renzo Piano
— The Art Institute of Chicago, The Modern Wing, Chicago, 2000-2009 (Ph. Nic Lehoux)
— Istanbul Modern, Istanbul, 2016-2023 (Ph. Enrico Cano)
— Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Punta Nave Office, Genoa, 1986-1991 (Ph. Shunji Ishida)
— Jérôme Seydoux, Pathé Foundation, Paris, 2006-2014 (Ph. Michel Denancé)
— The Whitney Museum of American Art at Gansevoort, New York, 2007-2015 (Ph. Nic Lehoux)