A 1954 Kroehler advertisement showcases affordable luxury in post-war American furniture, emphasising comfort and style while encouraging middle-class aspirations through accessible design.Read More →
A curated directory of 100 important furniture, lighting, seating and accessories companies, from modernist design houses to contemporary manufacturers and homeware brands.Read More →
Piero De Martini is an Italian architect, industrial designer, and furniture designer born in Milan in 1939. His work belongs to the intellectually disciplined currentRead More →
The 1952 Widdicomb Furniture catalogue showcases mid-century American interior design, emphasising comfort, colour, and coordinated furnishings for informal domestic living environments.Read More →
The thematic hub explores chair design’s historical evolution, functionality, cultural significance, and material innovation, reflecting its impact on society and architecture through various eras.Read More →
Sustainable furniture design uses biomaterials, recycled materials, repairability, and lifecycle thinking to reduce waste and support circular design.Read More →
French furniture during the Machine Age balanced luxury craft, Art Deco glamour and modernist experiments in tubular steel, lacquer, chrome and exotic woods.Read More →
Introduction to Finnish Designers and Design Finnish designers and design represent a distinctive synthesis of nature, craftsmanship, and industrial production. Emerging strongly in the earlyRead More →
The Calamobio, designed by Alessandro Mendini, is a Postmodern chest of drawers that merges functional artistry with vibrant marquetry, symbolising the playful essence of Postmodern design.Read More →
The Kebab Lamp, designed and produced by the British studio Committee, represents a compelling exploration of contemporary lighting design as both object and narrative. CreatedRead More →