Grant Stanley Featherston, an Australian furniture designer, became known for his iconic chairs in the 1950s, symbolizing the Atomic Era and influencing modernist design.Read More →
Tias Eckhoff (1926 – 2016), a renowned Norwegian industrial designer, created timeless classics like RBM Ana, Maya cutlery, and Glohane tableware, receiving widespread recognition.Read More →
The Newson Aluminum Chair by Marc Newson for Knoll is a modern homage to Mies van der Rohe’s cantilevered chairs, featuring innovative construction details.Read More →
Daniel Schofield’s Signet Trestle Table is a minimalist, collapsible design suited for modern nomadic lifestyles, featuring aluminum rings coated in cork rubber for stability.Read More →
Brooks Stevens was an American industrial designer. He was born in Wisconsin and was active in Milwaukee. He studied at Cornell University in Utica, New York.Read More →
George Sakier (1897 – 1965) was a multifaceted artist and pioneering industrial designer who significantly shaped modern design in the United States. He designed a notable collection of ten vases.Read More →
Dieter Rams, known for sleek and functional designs, transformed Braun’s products. His approach emphasizes simplicity and utility, influenced by Bauhaus and Picasso.Read More →
Carlo Mollino, an influential Italian architect and designer, made a mark in 20th-century industrial design with unique objects and a focus on craftsmanship.Read More →
Giancarlo Pozzi, an Italian industrial designer, collaborated with prominent architects and worked with notable clients like Fiat and Lancia during his career in Milan.Read More →
The Kodak Brownie camera, a landmark in amateur photography, revolutionized the market with its user-friendly design and affordable film, shaping the industry.Read More →