Anna G.

This reinterpretation of the Anna G. corkscrew has two references: the tradition, started by Mendini, of dressing the famous "design portrait" in ever-new clothes, and his love of hybridization between disciplines. "Being able to jump from one discipline to another in methods and genres is very fertile, very productive from the point of view of creating things," Mendini noted. Hence the idea of engaging talents from different creative worlds, such as fashion, to bring a new "change of clothes" to life.

A best seller since it was first produced in 1994, the Anna G. corkscrew is a tongue-in-cheek homage to a real woman. Her smiling face has become something of a cult figure over the years, giving birth (so to speak) to a rich family of objects for the table and kitchen in a wide range of materials.