Explore the American industrial designers who transformed products, transportation, furniture and everyday life through innovation and mass production.Read More →
An editorial introduction to ten influential twentieth-century designers whose work transformed architecture, furniture, industrial design and visual communication.Read More →
Explore eight major design disciplines—from architecture and ceramics to industrial, interior and textile design—with representative designers and archive links.Read More →
James Hadley was a significant ceramic designer for Royal Worcester, known for translating Japanese aesthetics into Victorian porcelain and blending individual artistry with collaborative craftsmanship.Read More →
The 1965 Guerlain advertisement for Chant d’Arômes and Habit Rouge emphasises luxury design, showcasing perfume bottles as decorative art while promoting Parisian elegance for both genders.Read More →
Jeannie Phan’s illustrations blend clarity, texture, and narrative to transform complex themes into engaging visual metaphors, effectively communicating editorial ideas across various subjects.Read More →
Marialaura Irvine, also known as Marialaura Rossiello Irvine, is an Italian architect and designer whose work bridges product design, creative direction, architecture and material research.Read More →
Victionary’s monograph, “Stockholm Design Lab: 1998–2025,” explores the agency’s identity systems, design philosophy, and creative processes, showcasing contemporary Scandinavian design‘s significance and accessibility.Read More →
Martí Guixé is a Catalan designer who challenges traditional design boundaries, focusing on product systems, food design, and user participation, while critiquing consumption culture.Read More →
The Discocó pendant lamp by Christophe Mathieu blends sculptural form with functional lighting, featuring layered discs that create a captivating interplay of light, shadow, and atmosphere.Read More →