This rocking “horse” was provided by Creative Playthings, an expensive educational toymaker, in the 1960s. This toy reduces the rocking horse to its bare essentials in a design that mimics Modernism, a prominent aesthetic in the mid-twentieth century. Read More →
Milner Connorton Gray was a pivotal figure in 20th century British industrial design, advocating for design as a profession and contributing to its recognition.Read More →
Earl Tupper, a farm boy turned innovator, transformed waste into Tupperware. His savvy marketing and business decisions highlight the transformative power of design and entrepreneurship.Read More →
Paolo Pallucco, a groundbreaking Italian designer, redefined modern classics with his avant-garde approach. His enduring impact is celebrated in the “Luck and Sex. That’s All.” exhibition.Read More →
Pierre Jeanneret, Swiss architect and painter, worked with Le Corbusier. Notable for his Chandigarh project, he mentored young Indian architects. (25 words)Read More →
Pio Manzù, an Italian designer, created the iconic Fiat 127 and Parentesi lamp. His work spanned automobiles, lighting, and environmental structures.Read More →
Charles Pollock (1930-2013) was an iconic American industrial designer known for the sleek and innovative Pollock Chair, held together by a single aluminium band. Read More →
After 1865, as industrialisation accelerated and consumer products proliferated, producers were forced to concentrate on product appearance. Ordinary people desired comfort, even luxury: patent furniture, opulent home interiors, and eclectic mail-order products. Read More →
Ergonomidesign, now known as Veryday, is a pioneering design company, widely acclaimed for their innovative and human-centric designs for the disabled.Read More →
Samuel Colt, born in 1814, revolutionized firearms with his innovative six-shooter. His legacy endures in military tactics, evolving firearms, and enduring impact.Read More →