CULTI MILANO

CULTI MILANO was born of an intuition from the eclectic mind of Alessandro Agrati: namely his perception, which was incredibly ahead of its time, that spaces and objects might have their own scent too; that it was possible to surround oneself with olfactory quality, in addition to beautiful things in pleasant rooms. It was 1988 when Agrati embarked upon his personal research into the link between the design world and the world of the senses, some ... thing that would revolutionise the very way in which people experience spaces and objects. “The idea of creating a Culture of ambience, which incredibly enough was lacking in our world, in this era”   Rattan sticks are the natural progression of this approach. The system was first invented by CULTI in 1990, to allow us to be constantly accompanied by our chosen scent in every room. Along with the bottle, which recalls traditional milk bottles, the rattan sticks became elegant, simple, scented iconic design pieces: and there you have it, the Culture of ambience. See More

CULTI MILANO was born of an intuition from the eclectic mind of Alessandro Agrati: namely his perception, which was incredibly ahead of its time, that spaces and objects might have thei ... r own scent too; that it was possible to surround oneself with olfactory quality, in addition to beautiful things in pleasant rooms. It was 1988 when Agrati embarked upon his personal research into the link between the design world and the world of the senses, something that would revolutionise the very way in which people experience spaces and objects. “The idea of creating a Culture of ambience, which incredibly enough was lacking in our world, in this era”   Rattan sticks are the natural progression of this approach. The system was first invented by CULTI in 1990, to allow us to be constantly accompanied by our chosen scent in every room. Along with the bottle, which recalls traditional milk bottles, the rattan sticks became elegant, simple, scented iconic design pieces: and there you have it, the Culture of ambience. See More