Margot Van Voorhies Carr, a pioneer of mid-century Mexican silver and enamel jewelry, blended Art Deco with indigenous motifs, empowering female artisans and inspiring contemporary creators.Read More →
The ESU 421-C Storage Unit, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, embodies mid-century design principles of modularity, industrial influence, and timeless appeal.Read More →
Michael Murphy’s “The Architecture of Health” delves into hospital design’s history, impact, and role in well-being, promoting human-centric healthcare spaces. Expertly crafted and timely.Read More →
“Swedish Design: An Ethnography” by Keith M. Murphy explores how design reflects Swedish social democracy, advocating equality and social welfare. It offers profound insights and challenges perceptions.Read More →
Astrid Fog, a pioneer of Danish modernism, found success in jewelry design later in life. Her minimalist style and innovative approach continue to influence modern design.Read More →
Wilhelm Kienzle, a pioneering Swiss designer of the 20th century, is renowned for his iconic safari chairs, reflecting minimalism, functionality, and enduring craftsmanship.Read More →
“Hotel Design, Planning, and Development, Second Edition” is a comprehensive guide essential for designers and hoteliers, offering insights and inspiration through rich visuals and updated information.Read More →
Torsten Thorup, a renowned designer, crafted the iconic Semi pendant lamp, symbolizing Scandinavian minimalism. His work continues to inspire modern spaces worldwide.Read More →
Design Museum Gent, located in Ghent, Belgium, celebrates design, art, and culture with a blend of historical and contemporary design artifacts. It’s a center for education and dialogue on societal challenges.Read More →
The innovative Jason Chair, designed by Carl Jacobs in 1950, features a single piece of interlocking plywood, minimalist design, and versatile appeal. A design classic.Read More →