HUB BY MALETTI
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Welcome to the future of Beauty Design
HUB is the Maletti Group’s innovative system, conceived in collaboration with Rossano Ferretti and designed by the Giovannoni Design studio, which responds to the needs of the salon of the future. The device is also designed to meet the needs of freelancers, spas, hotellerie and private villas.
The HUB is powered by electricity and a lithium battery (optional) with a duration of up to 20 cycles of use, a water storage-disposal system that allows it to be used anywhere without the need to create water and electricity connections, a light and functional structure for storing “tools” (gowns, combs, products, etc.) and four pivoting wheels (two of which have brakes) that allow it to be moved easily on any surface.
HUB is the only self-sufficient mobile wash station in the world.
The prestigious Cheval Blanc Hotel in Paris, part of the LVMH group, is the first hotel to include the HUB in its list of wellness services and to bring the salon’s treatments directly into guests’ suites.
The designers of the collection:
Studio Giovannoni Design
Stefano Giovannoni,
architect, industrial and interior designer, born in La Spezia, lives and works in Milan Collaborates with companies including Alessi, BM, Deborah, Fiat, Flos, Henkel, Helit, Inda, Laufen, Magis, Normann Copenhagen, Oras, Oregon Scientific, Seiko, Siemens, 3M, Voismart, etc.
He has designed a number of products which have met with great commercial success, including, for Alessi, Girotondo and Mami, plastic products, the Bagno Alessi and the “Bombo” range for Magis.
Winner of numerous prizes and competitions, his works are part of the permanent archives of the Georges Pompidou Centre and the collections of the MOMA in New York.
Elisa Gargan Giovannoni,
born in Pordenone, industrial and interior designer, Stefano’s partner and wife, collaborates as a designer with Giovannoni Design and other companies including Alessi, Magis, Millefiori, Bisazza,VenetaCucine, Bertazzoni, Marzorati&Ronchetti, Viceversa. Winner of numerous prizes and competitions, she runs courses at the Domus Academy and the Polytechnic School of Design.
