Once again, Sapiens ranks among the most beloved functional and aesthetic choices. In issue no. 6 of June 2025 of Cose di Casa, Sapiens saves space and enhances light
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Cose di Casa December 2024. A magnificent Christmas gift idea: the Sapiens bookshelf in Corten, designed to hold 70 books. Read the magazine and discover this elegant library.
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The October 2024 issue of Cose di Casa has once again paid homage to the iconic Sapiens bookcase, a masterpiece by Bruno Rainaldi and a testament to BBB’s exquisite craftsmanship. Gracing the double-page spread of pages 86 and 87, this timeless piece takes center stage, heralding the “Equilibrio Naturale” (Natural Balance) feature dedicated to a contemporary 100-square-meter apartment.
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Domus September 2024 release. Looking ahead, with an eye on the past. Everyday objects that offer refined and measured elegance.
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Ville & Casali. In the June 2024 issue, interviews with CEO Vittorino Fumiani and Architect Marco Piva are published. Find out more.
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In Marie Claire Maison of May and June 2024, on page 125, the timeless Sapiens Bookshelf by Bruno Rainaldi was featured.
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Sapiens on Cose di Casa N. 5 May 2024. Bruno Rainaldi’s unmistakable and iconic vertical bookcase continues to be loved. Discover it.
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In Casa Facile’s April 2024 issue, page 161 features BBB’s B.Blos library by Bruno Rainaldi.
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Bruno Rainaldi’s Sapiens bookcase is in issue 46 of Donna Moderna, released on 9 November 2023
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Bruno Rainaldi Bruno Rainaldi was born in Milan in 1952. His career began very early. He trained as self-taught and soon managed the first High-Tech in Corso di Porta Ticinese, working aside Maddalena De Padova in the historic showroom in Corso Venezia and then Enrico Baleri, who became his partner in Baleri & Associati. He