The “Joseph Savina L’avant-garde Bretonne” exhibition at Galerie Downtown celebrates the fusion of traditional Breton craftsmanship with modernist design, showcasing Savina’s enduring legacy.Read More →
The Panthella 400 Table Lamp, designed by Verner Panton in 1971, embodies futuristic design, balance, unity, and space interaction, enriching spaces with its enduring appeal and influence.Read More →
Kupittaan Savi, Finland’s oldest pottery, showcases Finnish craftsmanship and design innovation. Its legacy extends globally, inspiring artists and reflecting Finnish design heritage.Read More →
Edward McKnight Kauffer, influential 20th-century designer, shaped modernist visual communication. From Montana to London and New York, his fusion of art and advertising continues to inspire worldwide.Read More →
Ruskin Pottery, operational from 1898 to 1935, was a beacon of the Arts and Crafts Movement, known for its innovative glaze technologies and simple yet profound forms.Read More →
The Cranbrook Academy of Art, near Detroit, founded by George Booth, is a hub of creativity and innovation, boasting distinguished alumni and a rich design legacy.Read More →
Cox & Co. shifted from automotive to tubular steel furniture, collaborating with designers and securing prestigious contracts, leaving a lasting modernist legacy.Read More →
Fred Baier’s innovative and groundbreaking furniture designs, influenced by technology and color, have left an indelible mark on British furniture design. His iconic works challenge convention and embrace the future.Read More →
Halcyon Ceramics in Pismo Beach: A utopian community fosters artistic and spiritual exploration through minimalist pottery, the signature lizard motif, and artistic legacy.Read More →
Claudio Salocchi, an influential Italian designer, foresaw the future through his iconic furniture, lighting, and architectural projects. His innovative designs continue to impact modern living.Read More →
