The two award-winning projects were the K4870 chair produced by Kartell in 1987, and the 1994 Hannah cutlery set designed for Sambonet. She was the first female chair of ADI, the association that assigns the Golden Compass, holding the post from 1969 to 1971. She designed countless objects, among the first of which, in 1947, was a children’s bed and an armchair, which both won the Golden Medal at the Milan Triennale, followed by stools, chairs, ashtrays - smoking was viewed very differently at the time - and much more. However, her most famous project is, most probably, that of the 4970/84 stackable containers designed in 1967, originally parallelepiped in shape and then later cylindrical. These objects are made with ABS, an extremely resistant plastic with colours that remain stable over time, and are still in production today. These are some of the few plastic items of furniture that can be handed down from generation to generation, a significant achievement for this material.