Gérard Sandoz, a prominent figure in French jewellery design, fused traditional craftsmanship with modern expressions, strongly impacting the modernist movement and leaving a lasting artistic legacy.Read More →
The Ulmer Hocker, designed by Max Bill in 1954, embodies functionalism and geometric formalism, serving as a stool, table, and storage. It reflects Bauhaus principles.Read More →
In 1928, Paris witnessed the birth of Dominique, a pioneering Art Deco interior design firm, renowned for its innovative use of materials and timeless designs.Read More →
The Alessi Officina Tua Pitcher, designed by Mario Botta, blends form and function elegantly. Its craftsmanship, aesthetic appeal, and architectural influence define modern kitchenware design.Read More →