She used coloured ivory in her early work. In 1977, she started producing necklaces with bound thread. In 1978, she designed a wood- or silver-framed bracelet with tufts of nylon through which the hand could be squeezed; she was a leader in the new jewellery movement that began in 1968, and she used plastic, cloth, paper, and rubber instead of precious metal.Read More →
Caroline Broadhead, a leading figure in British art, is celebrated in a comprehensive hardcover book. Her innovative work spans jewelry, textile art, and immersive installations.Read More →
Louis Poulsen, a Danish lighting company founded in 1874, emphasizes function in design, reflecting natural light and collaborating with contemporary designers to innovate timeless aesthetics.Read More →
Cute illustrations of a traveling otter and his many adventures by Beijing-based artist Simon Lee . The style of the illustrations remind me of the woodblock prints (Ukiyo-e) of Ando Hiroshige (1797–1858). Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art which flourished from the 17th through 19th centuries.Read More →
After experience with a concrete contractor, he set up his firm in Bologna in 1923. His first structure was a 1927 cinema in Naples: His first important work was the 1930-32 Communal Stadium in Florence, widely published as an early example of Modern architecture. Read More →
Tecno an innovative Italian furniture manufacturer was founded By Osvaldo Borsani and Fulgenzio Borsani. The operation had evolved from Atelier Varedo, the workshop of the father in Varedo, and the subsequent small firm Arredamento Borsani. Among other models, it produced Osvaldo Borsani. Among other models, it produced Osvaldo’ Borsani’s successful 1953 p40 chair and 1953 D70.Read More →
Preben Fabricis, a Danish designer, collaborated with Jørgen Kastholm on numerous furniture pieces, gaining recognition for innovative designs and contributions to furniture design education.Read More →
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The Merbotin Black Sconce Wall Light, featuring a vintage industrial design, provides adjustable, warm illumination. Compatible with various bulbs and boasting safety features, it is suitable for multiple interior spaces.Read More →
André Monpoix, a key figure in mid-20th-century French furniture design, is celebrated for his innovative, minimalist style and influential designs like Table Basse 132.Read More →