Industrial Design (Page 25)

The selection of design posts and articles about the last 150 years of industrial design is a fascinating journey through the evolution of modern technology. From the early days of mass production in the late 19th century to the sleek, minimalist designs of today, this collection offers a comprehensive overview of the major trends and movements that have shaped industrial design over the years.

You’ll discover how designers have responded to changing social, economic, and cultural conditions, from the rise of consumerism in the 1920s to the emergence of sustainability as a key concern in recent decades. Along the way, you’ll encounter some of the most iconic products and brands in history, including Apple, Coca-Cola, and IKEA.

Whether you’re a designer looking for inspiration or simply interested in learning more about this fascinating field, this collection is sure to offer something new and exciting.

Petipoint Iron with Wings | Design Object

The Petipoint iron, by Clifford B. Stevens and Edward P. Schreyer, exemplifies streamlined industrial design inspired by aircraft, featuring slim cooling wings.Read More →

Sinclair ZX80: Revolutionizing Home Computing in 1980

The Sinclair ZX80, launched in 1980, was an affordable microcomputer that democratized computing, inspiring early programmers and enthusiasts, laying groundwork for future Sinclair models.Read More →

First Television in Korea | Design Object

VD-191, the first television manufactured in Korea

The 1960s saw the introduction of the first residential electronic items, one after the other. In August 1966, ‘Goldstar’ began developing television and developed the first home television VD-19. ‘VD-191’ is a 19-inch black-and-white television with a four-legged in the form of a table on a television tube method for home use.Read More →

Alessi 9090 Coffee Machine: A Design Icon

Designer: Richard Sapper This is the first espresso coffee maker that hasn’t been unscrewed for more than 30 years. It opens with a handle. TheRead More →

Paulistano Chair by Paulo Mendes da Rocha

A “pudding chair” that is comfortable to sit in and is flexible in all directions, including laterally. When designing this chair, the architect had that in mind. Read More →

Safety Bicycle for 19th Century Women

The “safety” bicycle, initially introduced in 1887, propelled the late-nineteenth-century bicycling mania to new heights. While the regular bike needed great skill due to its giant front wheel and small rear wheel, safety bicycles could be ridden by anyone.Read More →