The SE 18 Folding Chair, designed by Egon Eiermann, showcases post-war German innovation in functional, affordable furniture. Its practical design earned international recognition.Read More →
Early Life and Education Wilfried Minks, born on February 21, 1930, in Binai, Czech Republic, emerged as a seminal figure in stage design and theatreRead More →
Max Laeuger (1864-1952) was a German architect, artist, and ceramicist known for his influential work in decorative arts, art pottery, architecture, and urban planning.Read More →
Bernhard Pankok, a key figure between Art Nouveau and International Style, created sculptural furniture and emphasized craftsmanship. His legacy endures through functional and artistically significant pieces.Read More →
Fritz Eichler, a German art historian, filmmaker, and designer, significantly influenced Braun’s design philosophy, emphasizing functionality, simplicity, and modernity. His interdisciplinary approach continues to inspire contemporary design.Read More →
During the Art Nouveau period, Karl Koepping and Friedrich Zitzmann redefined glass art with delicate, intricate designs, showcasing its artistic potential. Their legacy endures.Read More →
The vintage KANDEM Lamp by Marianne Brandt and Hin Bredendieck epitomizes Bauhaus design, blending functionality and aesthetics in a timeless, collectible piece.Read More →
The Bauhaus, founded in 1919 by Walter Gropius, redefined artistic education and design by uniting fine arts, crafts, and industry. Its legacy shapes modern design.Read More →
The Travando Men’s Slim Wallet with Money Clip, designed in Germany, offers sleek elegance, RFID protection, and ample storage for essential cards and bills.Read More →
Saskia Marka, a prominent figure in film title design, has revolutionized the industry with her work on “The Queen’s Gambit,” reflecting broader trends in decorative arts.Read More →