Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1951, the Model DKR 2 chair combines a welded steel-wire shell, Eiffel Tower base and removable upholstery in a landmark of post-war furniture design.Read More →
Federal Style refers to the refined American phase of Neoclassical design that flourished after the American Revolution, broadly between the late 1780s and about 1820.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 →
Piero De Martini is an Italian architect, industrial designer, and furniture designer born in Milan in 1939. His work belongs to the intellectually disciplined currentRead More →
The Asko “Joulukoti” advertisement showcases festive Finnish furniture using bold colours and modern design, blending celebration and accessibility for everyday family life.Read More →
American Colonial design reflects a unique blend of British influence and local adaptation, shaping furniture, architecture, and decorative arts before the Federal period, emphasising practicality and regional character.Read More →
IKO KKO tassel chairs merge bold geometric structures with playful textile fringes, creating unique, interactive art pieces that challenge traditional design concepts and celebrate craftsmanship.Read More →
The Champagne Chair, designed by Erwine and Estelle Laverne in 1957, blends transparency and modern materials, symbolizing mid-century design innovation and timeless elegance.Read More →
The Peacock Chair, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Tokyo’s Imperial Hotel, showcases geometric elegance and embodies his Mayan Revival style, merging function with artistic innovation.Read More →
Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo (1851–1942) was an influential English architect and designer, pivotal in the Arts and Crafts Movement, shaping modern design and Art Nouveau through innovative craftsmanship.Read More →