Norman Bel Geddes transformed Toledo’s counter scales in the late 1920s by enhancing their design for improved aesthetics and functionality, marking a pivotal moment in industrial design history.Read More →
Herman Miller, founded in 1905, revolutionized furniture design through collaborations with iconic designers, creating functional, aesthetic pieces that influence modern interiors and design movements.Read More →
The tunnel mailbox, designed by Roy Joroleman in 1915, revolutionized rural mail delivery in the U.S. Its iconic design reflects functionality and cultural symbolism.Read More →
The Buick Evocador Concept redefines the brand with futuristic design elements, blending tradition with innovation, appealing to new drivers, and setting a new standard for luxury electric vehicles.Read More →
Norman Bel Geddes, a visionary American designer, revolutionized 20th-century design through his futuristic vision and innovative contributions to industrial and urban design.Read More →
The Pussy Power Hat, a symbol of feminist resistance and unity, gained global recognition during the Women’s March, with its acquisition by V&A museum signifying its cultural significance.Read More →
Edgar Kaufmann Jr., a visionary designer, curated MoMA’s ‘Good Design’, preserved Fallingwater, and influenced design education. His enduring impact transcends aesthetics.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 →