Triangline by gil sheffi from israel

triangline was born from the belief that you don't have to turn the world upside down in order to make something new. the concept was to look for a simple and humble typology that will shift the weight from the large volume of the mechanical area to a thin, elegant door lever without making any visual drama. the triangle seemed like a perfect form, pointing it's large mass to a single point, where the lever emerges. an angular cut at the tip of the triangle also helps shift the visual weight and makes a perfect place for the thumb of it's user. the form also enables to use a hidden rosset, that helps stay focused on the simple idea of the triangle.

triangline handle and rosset are suited for die-casting in a simple two part mold. thus making it very suited for colombo's manufacturing facilities. the materials can vary from almost all metals and can get different finishes.