Mart Stam (1899-1986) was a prolific Dutch architect and designer, known for his New Objectivity style and iconic tubular steel cantilever chairs. His international career spanned key moments in 20th-century European architecture.Read More →
William Caxton, born in Kent, learned printing in the Low Countries and introduced it to England. He printed 99 books, including Chaucer’s “Canterbury Tales.”Read More →
Henry Van de Velde’s Bloemenwerf Side Chair (1895-1898) embodies Gesamtkunstwerk with its ornamental yet functional design, influenced by English rustic styles.Read More →
Pierre Imans, a Dutch mannequin designer, gained fame in Paris for his realistic wax figures. His work was exhibited globally. (Word count: 22)Read More →
The Leolux LXR10 swivel chair blends natural materials with a customizable design, featuring a wooden shell and optional upholstery, complemented by a polished or colored aluminium base.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 →
Johannes Gutenberg’s contribution to printing technology lies in perfecting movable type, not its invention, impacting art and design across Europe.Read More →
