La Rinascente, established post-World War I, significantly influenced Italian design and consumer preferences through collaborations with renowned designers and participation in pivotal design exhibitions.Read More →
Alphonse Mucha (1860 – 1939) was a prominent Moravian Art Nouveau artist known for his posters, lithographs, and interior design. His work influenced the Art Nouveau movement.Read More →
Kaare Klint’s “KK47000” Safari Chair is a refined and iconic design that combines historical influences with modern sensibilities. Inspired by British campaign furniture, the chair features a simple ash wood frame, exquisite leather components, and visible joinery. Read More →
Marc Harrison (1936-1998) was a pioneering US industrial designer known for universal design philosophy and iconic Cuisinart food processor. Patented Red Cross blood-collecting system.Read More →
No. 22 Diamond Chair by Harry Bertoia. Many would argue that this is more of a sculpture than a chair. READ MORERead More →
Graphic design uses visual compositions to solve problems and communicate ideas through typography, imagery, color and form. There’s no one way to do that, and that’s why there are several types of graphic design, each with their own area of specialisation.Read More →
Gino Valle (1923 – 2003), an Italian architect and designer from Udine, was known for his Brutalist and Rationalist buildings, automated schedule boards, and industrial designs.Read More →
Charles Eames, a renowned American designer, collaborated with his wife, Ray, and architect Eero Saarinen, creating iconic furniture and influential multimedia.Read More →
The Osterizer blender, a pioneer in kitchen innovation since 1955, embodies decades of design, functionality, and aesthetic appeal, enhancing the culinary experience.Read More →
Max Bill (1908-1994) was a Swiss artist, architect, and designer known for his elegant sculptures and influential work in concrete art. His legacy spans disciplines and continents.Read More →