Rexite Safe Tray Ashtray – Future Forms

Rexite Safe Tray Ashtray

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Year: 1977

Model: Safe Tray

Manufacturer: Rexite

Designer: Raul Barbieri & Giorgio Marianelli

Dimensions: mm x mm x mm

Power: N/A

Made in: Italy

Available Colors:

Rexite has worked with many great designers like Enzo Mari and Bruno Munari. However, it was Giorgio Marianelli who created some of the first iconic designs for Rexite, starting with the Safe Tray. Marianelli started working under Ettore Sottsass in 1968, while he was director of the Olivetti Industrial Design Department.

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