The Omega Workshops, founded by Roger Fry, aimed to integrate modern art into domestic design, challenging traditional aesthetics and emphasizing visual coherence over individual authorship.Read More →
The Herter Brothers, pioneers of American decorative arts, shaped the opulent Gilded Age aesthetic through integrated interior design and influential commissions. Their legacy persists in museums and modern design.Read More →
Masayuki Kurokawa, a pioneering figure in architecture and design, left a monumental imprint on modern design with his innovative and harmonious creations.Read More →
Ceramic glazing, spanning millennia, combines art and functionality. From ancient techniques to modern sustainability, its rich history reflects human creativity.Read More →
Alvar Aalto’s “Model No. 41” lounge chair combines aesthetics and ergonomics, showcasing innovative wood techniques while emphasizing comfort and healing, making it a timeless design classic.Read More →
Barber & Osgerby, architects turned versatile designers, create impactful work seen in museums and renowned collections worldwide. Their multidisciplinary approach inspires innovation.Read More →
Explore the life and legacy of Charles Lewis Tiffany, founder of Tiffany & Co., innovator in jewelry design and American luxury.Read More →
Mary Louise McLaughlin was a pioneer in the American ceramics movement by popularising China painting and founding the Cincinnati Pottery Club. McLaughlin’s ceramics, metalwork, jewellery, needlework, etching, painting, and sculpture earned her many awards.Read More →
Charles Pollock (1930-2013) was an iconic American industrial designer known for the sleek and innovative Pollock Chair, held together by a single aluminium band. Read More →
Svenskt Tenn, founded in 1924, is renowned for Swedish craftsmanship and design. Influenced by Ericson and Frank, it continues to innovate sustainably, shaping contemporary interior design.Read More →