The ENORME Telephone, designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1985, has resurfaced after 38 years due to the discovery of 500 unopened units. Released by David Kelley and Jean Pigozzi, these phones are celebrated as functional art and unique artifacts of 1980s design culture. The Memphis Group, founded by Sottsass, is known for its bold aesthetics that challenged minimalist design norms of the era. The ENORME's vivid colors and oversized structure encapsulate this spirit and remain relevant today, marking it as a significant piece of design history available for collectors.
The ENORME Telephone encapsulates the 1980s Memphis aesthetic with its vivid colors and oversized design, making it a unique blend of nostalgia and modern relevance.
Designed by Ettore Sottsass, this limited rediscovery of 500 ENORME telephones affirms the lasting influence of the Memphis Group on contemporary design.
These phones are celebrated not just as tech relics but as functional art pieces, showcasing the remarkable creativity that characterized the Memphis design movement.
Each ENORME Telephone comes intact with original packaging and manuals, emphasizing its authenticity and value as an original piece of design history.
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