The 1950s redefined kitchens as multifunctional family spaces, blending style and practicality, with publications influencing trends that prioritized comfort, efficiency, and modern design elements.Read More →
The Hennell dynasty, founded in 1736, emerged as a leading name in British silver and jewelry craftsmanship, leaving a lasting legacy.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 →
The Empire Style, influenced by Napoleon’s reign, embodies grandeur and classical inspiration in French art, architecture, and design, leaving a lasting legacy worldwide.Read More →
Didier La Mache, a French designer known for visionary lighting and furnishings, creates harmonious designs that transcend materiality, embodying symbolism and metaphysical properties.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 →
“Making Design: Cooper Hewitt Museum Collections” is a transformative publication by Irma Boom, celebrating design excellence and the museum’s rich collection, offering a unique narrative journey.Read More →
The Isla Dining Chair by Poly & Bark harmoniously blends form and function, drawing inspiration from historical design evolution, offering durability, comfort, and versatility.Read More →
Theo Moorman, a pioneering artist weaver, is celebrated in the exhibition catalogue “Theo Moorman 1907-1990,” capturing her influential career and enduring legacy.Read More →
The monograph “Pier Luigi Nervi: Minimum Series” offers a comprehensive exploration of the influential architect and engineer’s works, providing insights through primary sources and visual interpretations. Read More →