The 1933-1934 Century of Progress International Exposition in Chicago showcased modernity and innovation, influencing architecture, urban planning, and societal perspectives, leaving a lasting legacy.Read More →
Earl Tupper, a farm boy turned innovator, transformed waste into Tupperware. His savvy marketing and business decisions highlight the transformative power of design and entrepreneurship.Read More →
Frantz Hingelberg Silversmiths, based in Arhus, Denmark, is a renowned name in silver and gold craftsmanship, known for innovation, quality, and global recognition.Read More →
Aino Aalto’s iconic Pressed Glass 4644 collection, known for its functional simplicity, revolutionized glassware design, emphasizing utility and enduring aesthetic appeal.Read More →
The Aalto Vase, a symbol of Finnish design, embodies innovation and elegance. Its history, evolution, and contemporary relevance shape modern design philosophy.Read More →
The MAK Museum in Vienna showcases the evolution of design and art, bridging historical and contemporary creativity through its exclusive collection and innovative exhibitions.Read More →
Ajeto Glassworks was founded in 1989 by Borek Spek and Petr Novotny, specializing in innovative, handmade glass pieces for esteemed clients worldwide.Read More →
Pollack invented a tubular steel stacking chair, model RP7, which was manufactured from c1932 and revolutionised auditorium seating with its stacking concept. Cox, a British furniture maker, was embroiled in a legal battle with rival Pel in 1934 over the Rp6 stacking chair, which Pel had bought the rights from Pollack.Read More →
The Salon des Arts Ménagers, an emblem of modern domesticity, evolved from showcasing appliances to encompassing a holistic view of home life.Read More →
Buckminster Fuller, a preacher and scientist, sought to unveil universal patterns through simple geometrical truths. He emphasized beauty in problem-solving, advocating for technology and rational planning.Read More →