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 →
Robert Dudley Best, heir to a lighting factory, rose to prominence in British design. His Bestlite lamp series reflects timeless Modernist principles, embraced by prestigious institutions worldwide.Read More →
The Utility Furniture Scheme, developed during WW2 scarcity, focused on functional, durable, and simple designs. It had a profound impact on British furniture industry.Read More →
Gabriel Kielland, a versatile artist and architect from Trondheim, blended painting, architecture, and design, leaving a lasting influence on Norwegian culture and design.Read More →
Wilhelm Kienzle, a pioneering Swiss designer of the 20th century, is renowned for his iconic safari chairs, reflecting minimalism, functionality, and enduring craftsmanship.Read More →
Torsten Thorup, a renowned designer, crafted the iconic Semi pendant lamp, symbolizing Scandinavian minimalism. His work continues to inspire modern spaces worldwide.Read More →
Korean wind chimes, known as “Punggyeong” (풍경), embody ancient tradition and spiritual significance, featuring intricate designs and materials symbolizing harmony and peace. Today, they remain relevant and cherished.Read More →
Auguste Delaherche, a French ceramic artist, revolutionized studio pottery with his focus on simplicity, material beauty, and innovative glazing techniques, leaving a profound impact on modern design.Read More →
Elsie de Wolfe, an American interior designer, revolutionized interior design in the Victorian era, emphasizing elegance, simplicity, and functionality. Her legacy continues to influence modern design.Read More →
Bonkei, a Japanese art form, captures nature’s essence using dry materials. Rooted in history, it emphasizes balance, natural beauty, and reflects Zen philosophy. Appreciated globally.Read More →