Jacques-Ćmile Ruhlmann was a pioneering French designer known for his luxurious Art Deco furniture and interiors, blending historic inspiration with modern aesthetics and craftsmanship.Read More →
The American Designer’s Gallery, founded in 1928 in New York, aimed to elevate modern decorative arts and support designers’ professional standing through exhibitions.Read More →
The Gothenburg Exhibition of 1923 showcased Swedish design, highlighting modernismās influence on applied arts, architecture, and functionalism, shaping contemporary design practices for future generations.Read More →
WerkstƤtten Hagenauer, an Austrian metalsmithing workshop founded in 1898, produced exquisite handcrafted objects until its closure in 1987, leaving an enduring legacy in design.Read More →
William Van Alen (1883 – 1954) was an American architect born in Brooklyn, New York. He was professionally active in New York.Read More →