The Bauhaus Fuld Telephone, designed in 1928, embodies modernist principles through its materials, functionality, and impact on design, reflecting the era’s cultural and technological shifts.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 →
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 →
The Panthella 400 Table Lamp, designed by Verner Panton in 1971, embodies futuristic design, balance, unity, and space interaction, enriching spaces with its enduring appeal and influence.Read More →
“London Tube Stations: 1924–1961” explores Charles Holden’s modernist designs, offering a visual and historical journey that celebrates his enduring architectural legacy.Read More →
Cox & Co. shifted from automotive to tubular steel furniture, collaborating with designers and securing prestigious contracts, leaving a lasting modernist legacy.Read More →
Renowned architect Richard Alan Meier, known for his rationalist designs and use of white, created an enduring legacy through innovative, controversial, and influential work.Read More →
The Tom Scheerer Compendium Hardcover is a timeless two-volume set that celebrates relaxed modernism, showcasing the design legacy of Tom Scheerer.Read More →
The Bauhaus and Nazi ideologies clashed in 20th-century Germany, shaping modern design. The closure of Bauhaus led to a dispersal of its ideas, impacting global design.Read More →
Theodor Bogler (1897 – 1968) studied at the Bauhaus and the University of Munich. He designed a 1923 mocha machine in ceramics for serial production. His earthenware kitchen containers by Velten-Vordamm ceramic factory were shown at the Bauhaus Exhibition.Read More →