Uwe Fischer, a German designer, founded Ginbande Design with Achim Heine, contributing to the 1980s Neues Deutsches Design movement. His versatile designs continue to inspire.Read More →
Rebecca Horn’s ‘L’estel ferit’ in Barcelona’s Barceloneta Beach, crafted from corten steel, reflects city’s resilience, industrial history, and the interaction of man-made and natural elements.Read More →
Berlin’s underground signage, designed by Erik Spiekermann and MetaDesign, seamlessly blends modernist type design with technology, guiding passengers effectively.Read More →
Fred Lowen, a German-Australian designer, fled Nazi Germany and found success in Australia. His iconic furniture ranges and enduring legacy inspire designers globally.Read More →
Ulrike Brandi, a German lighting designer, achieved acclaim through innovative creations and sustainable designs. Her notable projects and awards solidify her influence.Read More →
Bruno Paul (1874 – 1968) was a German architect, cabinetmaker, designer, and teacher. He was born in Seifhennersdorf. He studied at the Kunstgewerbeschule, Dresden, from 1886 and painting at the Akademie fur Kunst, Munich, under Paul Hocker and Wilhelm von Diez, from 1894. Read More →
Claus Luthe, a prominent figure in automobile design, innovatively shaped NSU, Audi-NSU, and BMW with “bathtub” and wedge form designs, leaving a lasting legacy.Read More →
German metalworker Peter Raacke, renowned for his Mono-a cutlery and Papp series furniture, studied design at the Staatliche Zeichenakedemie and the Werkschule in Cologne. His work received recognition and awards for industrial design.Read More →
Anni Albers, a pioneering German textile designer, artist, and teacher, played a crucial role in shaping American fiber art philosophy with her rigorous weaving theories and influential publications.Read More →
Erna Zarges-Dürr, a renowned German silversmith, crafted meticulously proportioned silver pieces with modern ornamentation. She received recognition at international exhibitions.Read More →