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Two Fun 1960s/'70s Television Sets Designed by Rodolfo Bonetto
It's enough to make you hate flatscreens
Starting with this sketch…
…Italian (self-taught!) industrial designer Rodolfo Bonetto designed this "Oyster" T-1228 television set for client Voxson, circa 1973.
I love that you can close the thing.
Not close-able, but also fun: Bonetto designed this TV Linea 1 for Autovox, circa 1968.
I'm digging the optional pedestal.
Good luck finding either of these on eBay!
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oh wow, I've never the floor standing option of that second one before!
That Voxson gives me the same feeling I get when I see an especially well-designed pc case: a sense of awe at the cleverness of it, joy at the moving parts, and the knowledge that I'd be proud to have it sitting in my house.