The UN Lounge Chair, designed by Hella Jongerius, embodies the integration of functionality and aesthetics, reflecting a deep understanding of the space it inhabits.Read More →
The B302 Swivel Chair, designed by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand, and Pierre Jeanneret in 1928-1929, symbolizes modernist innovation with its revolutionary materials and aesthetics.Read More →
The “Sourcebook of Modern Furniture” is a vibrant visual odyssey showcasing over 2,000 iconic pieces, offering design insights and inspirations. An essential resource for design aficionados.Read More →
The chaise longue, or “long chair,” embodies aesthetics, function, and comfort. Its rich history and evolution reflect timeless design and enduring appeal.Read More →
Design Museum Gent, located in Ghent, Belgium, celebrates design, art, and culture with a blend of historical and contemporary design artifacts. It’s a center for education and dialogue on societal challenges.Read More →
The “Joseph Savina L’avant-garde Bretonne” exhibition at Galerie Downtown celebrates the fusion of traditional Breton craftsmanship with modernist design, showcasing Savina’s enduring legacy.Read More →
Ernö Goldfinger, born in Budapest in 1902, shaped modernist architecture through iconic designs like the Trellick Tower and innovative furniture pieces.Read More →
Pablo Picasso’s influence on design is profound, inspiring boundary-pushing, geometrical simplicity, cross-disciplinary approaches, emotional depth, and timeless relevance for designers.Read More →
The Deutscher Werkbund, founded in 1907, aimed to improve product design through collaboration of artists, craftsmen, and manufacturers. It influenced modernism globally.Read More →
Herbert Matter, a Swiss Designer and Photographer, had a prolific career in the United States, working with influential artists and institutions. He left a lasting legacy.Read More →
