BOSTON, Jan. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- In a rare and exclusive event in Boston on
November 30 Mr. Antonio Citterio, was welcomed in celebration of his continued
contribution to the advancement of innovation and creativity in design.  Mr.
Citterio is the famed architect and product designer for such brands as
Arclinea, B&B Italia, Flos and Kartell and has won numerous awards including
Italy's highest honor, the Compasso D'Oro, for his work.  The event, sponsored
by the Boston kitchen design firm Arclinea and acclaimed furniture retailer
Montage, took place at the adjoined locations and was widely attended by
figures from the press, design and academic community alike.
    The following day, by invitation of the Harvard Graduate School of Design,
Mr. Citterio presented a historical and a conceptual examination of his
product design work with brands such as Arclinea and B&B Italia as well as
some of his newest architectural projects with Bulgari Hotels and Resorts to
students and faculty alike.  Professor Marco Steinberg's graduate course,
titled "Product Design:  Industrial Design", provided the venue for this very
special event, which was held at the Harvard Graduate School of Design's Piper
Auditorium.
    "We are proud to have had the opportunity to host Mr. Citterio," says
Philip Guarino, Owner and President of Arclinea Boston, "As his contributions
to advancement of international design have greatly influenced our
appreciation of the true spirit of creative innovation; innovation that adds
value to our experience, aesthetically, spatially and technologically."
    Arclinea is a leader in the manufacture and design of cutting-edge
kitchens designed by Mr. Citterio.  It is based in Caldogno, Italy.  B&B
Italia is a leader in the manufacture of award-winning furniture, based in
Novedrate, Italy.  Neighbors Arclinea Boston and Montage are the respective,
exclusive dealers of the Arclinea and B&B Italia product lines in New England.

    For media inquiries please contact Arclinea Boston at (617) 357-9777.

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