Antonio Macchi Cassia, a design pioneer born in Milan in 1937, left a timeless legacy through innovative designs and a balanced blend of engineering and aesthetics.Read More →
Astrid Fog, a pioneer of Danish modernism, found success in jewelry design later in life. Her minimalist style and innovative approach continue to influence modern design.Read More →
The Packaging Designer’s Book of Patterns 4th Edition offers over 600 scalable patterns, digital accessibility, and a focus on sustainability, empowering designers for innovative and sustainable packaging design.Read More →
Niels Gammelgaard, a Danish design icon, left an enduring legacy with his simple, practical creations. His diverse collaborations and products shape modern design principles.Read More →
The innovative Jason Chair, designed by Carl Jacobs in 1950, features a single piece of interlocking plywood, minimalist design, and versatile appeal. A design classic.Read More →
The Nelson Platform Bench, designed by George Nelson, embodies timeless beauty and utility, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and versatility that transcend generations and design principles.Read More →
Muffineers, popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, reflect dining customs and artistic trends. Their historical, design, and collectible significance endures today.Read More →
The Galison Liberty Best in Show Porcelain Pen Pot combines functionality and style, featuring canine illustrations and floral motifs for a versatile and aesthetically pleasing workspace addition.Read More →
Josef Pohl, a Czech lighting designer, created the innovative adjustable lamp and the functional Bachelor’s Wardrobe, emphasizing modernist simplicity and practicality for small spaces.Read More →
The Sydney Opera House, a Pritzker Prize winner, is an iconic design classic known for timelessness, innovation, aesthetic appeal, functionality, and enduring popularity.Read More →