Jugendstil, an Art Nouveau style originating in Germany in the mid-1890s, evolved from floral to abstract, influencing jewelry and design. Hermann Obrist played a key role.Read More →
Less dramatic accomplishments and contributions to the culture of modern civilisation by artists, artisans and designers have been but little publicised. It was in 1937 that a mild-mannered, quiet and kindly man was recognised as a real genius – Frederic W. Goudy, one of the most famous type designers in the world!Read More →
The MARS Group, a prominent force in 20th-century British architecture, shaped modernism. Their radical ideas and practical vision for postwar London remain influential today.Read More →
The Campana brothers, renowned for their innovative furniture designs, blend unconventional materials and artistic spontaneity to create captivating, versatile pieces, solidifying Edra’s prominent position.Read More →
Herbert Leupin’s 1952 Pelikan poster turns a pen, inkwell and bird mascot into a witty study in Swiss advertising and visual identity.Read More →
The Vitra Design Museum in Germany showcases historical & contemporary design, offering insight into its interaction with architecture, art, & daily life. It’s a global design hub.Read More →
This post shares a collection of motivational quotes for designers intended to spark creativity, innovation, and an appreciation for the craft. The quotes cover themes such as process, craftsmanship, perspective, vision, timelessness, and designer‘s life.Read More →
Lorna Scobie’s “365 Days of Art in Nature” encourages readers to explore creativity through nature-focused activities, fostering mindfulness and appreciation for the environment while nurturing artistic potential.Read More →