In the creative landscape of 1978, on the verge of the postmodern era, Richard Carlson conceptualized the BYO 545 wine caddy/cooler. While overtly presenting a pop or space-age aesthetic, it offers a glimpse into emerging postmodernist trends. The utilization of color-blocking and an exaggerated handle mirrors the influence of Studio Alchemia's work from that era, serving as a precursor to the iconic Memphis Collective.
Crafted by Brian Davis & Co., this stylish carrier not only fulfills its practical purpose but is an elegant statement piece in all white. Ideal for outdoor gatherings like picnics, it accommodates two bottles. Possessing a vintage allure, the caddy is in excellent condition, featuring insulated walls for optimal wine temperature and a sturdy handle. You can definitely take it places. Noteworthy is its inclusion in the Museum of Modern Art's Permanent Collection, cementing its status as a design classic.