Furniture Designer (Page 15)

Dan Svarth ( b.1942) – Danish Furniture Designer

Dan Svarth is a Danish designer. He studied at the Kunsthåndvrærkerskolen, Copenhagen, to 1967, furniture design, Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, to 1969. Read More →

Ernest Race (1913 – 1964) British Furniture and Industrial Designer

Ernest Race (1913 – 1964) was a British furniture and industrial designer. He was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Between 1932-35, he studied interior design at the Bartlett School of Architecture of London University and 1937-39, weaving in India. Read More →

Kisho Kurokawa (b.1934) Japanese Architect and Designer

In 1960, at the age of 26, he made his debut into the world as one of the founders of the Metabolism Movement. Read More →

Alison Milner – British Designer in Eclectic Materials

Alison Milner, British Designer, known for nature-themed work. Notable designs include furniture collection for India Works. Recognition: 1986 Prince of Wales Award.Read More →

Roberto Pamio (b.1937) Italian Architect and Designer

He became active in 1961 as an architect and furniture and industrial designer; (with Renato Tosso) collaborated on furniture and lighting; had clients including Zanussi-Rex, Peguri, Stilwood, Arclinea, Cidue, FAI, Leucos, and Arflex.Read More →

Tracy Fong (b.1975) American Furniture Designer

Tracy Fong is an American furniture designer who created a new version of an old Asian style by mixing traditional rattan with high-end woods, leathers, and geometric shapes. Her work is rooted in a meticulous artisan ethic and was shown at the 1991 New York International Contemporary Furniture Fair.Read More →

Who Was Kem Weber? How did he impact the modernist movement?

Kem Weber was a German-born architect and furniture designer who was part of the West Coast Modernist movement and pioneered furniture and interior design. Weber’s Airline Chair reflects the fascination with modernity and speed in the 1930s, with its streamlined shape and strong sculptural presence.Read More →