Created and Sold by Satyendra Pakhalé
Amisa door handle - Hardware
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Amisa Door handle offers a warm hand-shake while entering the building, available in gloss and matt finish.
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Wescover creator since 2020
Polymath designer with dazzling dexterity
Selected as one of L'Uomo Vogue magazine's 80 most influential creative people, multifaceted designer Satyendra Pakhalé (born 1967, India) stands at the crossroads of the diverse currents shaping contemporary design, from industrial design, electronics, transportation and home appliances to furniture, architecture and interior design. Pakhalé known for poetic sensorial design trained both in India and Switzerland has been active in the field of industrial design, transportation and architectural design from his studio in Amsterdam. He was part of the pioneering new business creation team at Philips Design in the mid-1990s, conceiving some of the first product ideas for new digital communication technologies and transportation design.
His design work is an act of unity going beyond any binary such as high and low tech, industrial production and traditional crafts, functionality and poetic significance. Over the last 20 years Pakhalé has cultivated a design practice through numerous innovative design projects for leading clients. He has developed a world¬wide reputation for designing diverse product typologies, pushing the limits of technology and materials. His ongoing curiosity and cultural pluralism has led to limited-edition pieces and one-offs besides industrial design and architecture projects. MoMA senior design curator Paola Antonelli has said of his work, "No matter how abstract the form, it shows that Satyendra Pakhalé ... is a champion of a new chapter in the history of design."
His clients include among other Alcantara, Alessi, Cappellini, Franke, Fiam, Hästens, Moon Life Foundation, Poltrona Frau, Novartis and Tod’s. He has lectured worldwide and was invited to head the Master of Design for Humanity and Sustainable Living, Design Academy Eindhoven from 2006-2010. His works are in permanent collections at prestigious museums throughout the world, among which the Victoria and Albert Museum London, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and Centre Pompidou, Paris.
Selected as one of L'Uomo Vogue magazine's 80 most influential creative people, multifaceted designer Satyendra Pakhalé (born 1967, India) stands at the crossroads of the diverse currents shaping contemporary design, from industrial design, electronics, transportation and home appliances to furniture, architecture and interior design. Pakhalé known for poetic sensorial design trained both in India and Switzerland has been active in the field of industrial design, transportation and architectural design from his studio in Amsterdam. He was part of the pioneering new business creation team at Philips Design in the mid-1990s, conceiving some of the first product ideas for new digital communication technologies and transportation design.
His design work is an act of unity going beyond any binary such as high and low tech, industrial production and traditional crafts, functionality and poetic significance. Over the last 20 years Pakhalé has cultivated a design practice through numerous innovative design projects for leading clients. He has developed a world¬wide reputation for designing diverse product typologies, pushing the limits of technology and materials. His ongoing curiosity and cultural pluralism has led to limited-edition pieces and one-offs besides industrial design and architecture projects. MoMA senior design curator Paola Antonelli has said of his work, "No matter how abstract the form, it shows that Satyendra Pakhalé ... is a champion of a new chapter in the history of design."
His clients include among other Alcantara, Alessi, Cappellini, Franke, Fiam, Hästens, Moon Life Foundation, Poltrona Frau, Novartis and Tod’s. He has lectured worldwide and was invited to head the Master of Design for Humanity and Sustainable Living, Design Academy Eindhoven from 2006-2010. His works are in permanent collections at prestigious museums throughout the world, among which the Victoria and Albert Museum London, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and Centre Pompidou, Paris.