Kurt Versen (1901-1997), a Swedish lighting designer and manufacturer, settled in the USA in 1930. His practical lamps were featured at the 1951 ‘Good Design’ exhibition.Read More →
During WWII, graphic designers used their skills for information dissemination and propaganda. Postwar, these strategies were applied to promote products. Emblem and logo designs also evolved.Read More →
The “Za” stool by Naoto Fukasawa combines craftsmanship and design, crafted from recycled aluminum, featuring a lifetime warranty, and available in multiple heights and colors.Read More →
“Industrial Design in the Modern Age” by Penny Sparke is a comprehensive survey of industrial design’s transformative journey, showcasing over 200 objects and the heroes of modern design.Read More →
The Georg Jensen Cobra Large Floor Candle Holder embodies Scandinavian elegance, offering both aesthetics and practicality. Explore the collection for refined design and functionality.Read More →
Grant Stanley Featherston, an Australian furniture designer, became known for his iconic chairs in the 1950s, symbolizing the Atomic Era and influencing modernist design.Read More →
Dieter Rams, known for sleek and functional designs, transformed Braun’s products. His approach emphasizes simplicity and utility, influenced by Bauhaus and Picasso.Read More →
In 1981, Achille Castiglioni designed the Gibigiana Table Lamp for Flos, characterized by humor and a unique animal-like shape.Read More →
The Kodak Brownie camera, a landmark in amateur photography, revolutionized the market with its user-friendly design and affordable film, shaping the industry.Read More →
Karim Rashid is an influential industrial designer known for his vibrant, accessible designs across various products, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal, notably in the “Garbo” and “Oh Chair.”Read More →