Terence Conran, a renowned British designer and entrepreneur, founded Habitat stores and influenced modern design. His legacy includes founding the Design Museum.Read More →
She was a wealthy lady with cultural aspirations, who spent her time travelling between the great cultural centres and fashionable holiday resorts of Europe, and who liked to gather artists and authors around her.
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Andreas Hansen, a Danish furniture designer, is renowned for his elegant, functional pieces and teaching contributions that shaped Scandinavian design principles throughout his career.Read More →
Jørgen Kastholm was a Danish architect and furniture designer known for his minimalist style, significantly influencing modern design through his collaborations and unique creations.Read More →
He was a member of the Devétsil group from 1923 until its closure in 1931 and the Brno Devétsil group 1923-27. He designed publications, including Pasmo (1924—27) and the Fronta compendium (1927). His work was based on the principles of Bayer and Tschichold.Read More →
Abram Games, a renowned British graphic designer, created striking, influential posters during his six-decade career, leaving a lasting impact on wartime propaganda and industrial design.Read More →
Gordon Russell (1892 – 1980), British furniture designer, integrated Arts and Crafts tradition with mechanised production, co-founded The Good Furniture Group, and influenced post-WWII reconstruction.Read More →
Emmy Roth (1885 – 1942), a German Jewish silversmith, created innovative metalwork influenced by Baroque and modern design, gaining international recognition.Read More →
Marcel Breuer, architect of the UNESCO building, designed a classic mid-century bathroom with durable and beautiful clay tiles in black, grey, and white.Read More →
Malvine Tcherniak, a French/Russian decorator, gained recognition in Paris for her ceramics, textiles, and exhibitions at prominent art venues.Read More →