Swiss graphic design, rooted in principles like grid systems and minimalism, has profoundly influenced global aesthetics, blending functionality and artistic beauty across various media.Read More →
Pierre Gauchat (1902–1956), a Swiss graphic designer, influenced 20th-century design with his clarity and functionality, notable for iconic posters, logos, and initiating design competitions.Read More →
Kurt Aepli was a prominent Swiss silversmith and educator, known for modernist designs and his influence on 20th-century decorative arts, teaching from 1945 to 1980.Read More →
Dafi Kühne is a Swiss poster designer and educator known for blending contemporary design with traditional letterpress techniques, creating innovative works that inspire appreciation for craftsmanship.Read More →
The enduring bentwood chair by Beat Frank, acquired by the Swiss National Museum in 2021, showcases traditional craftsmanship and sustainable design, celebrating cultural and artistic value.Read More →
The Kuhn Rikon Piranha Y Peeler combines Swiss precision and ergonomic design, featuring a sharp blade for efficient peeling and a vibrant, space-efficient design.Read More →
Introducing the Swiss Diamond 4 Quart Sauté Pan: durable, nonstick, and versatile. Enjoy even heat distribution and lasting quality for effortless culinary artistry.Read More →
The Landi Chair, designed by Hans Coray in 1938, epitomizes functional beauty and embodies the functionalist movement, influencing modern design.Read More →
Emil Ruder, a pioneer of Swiss Style, shaped modern typography with his innovative grid system, emphasis on communication, and enduring manual. His legacy inspires designers today.Read More →
The Swiss School, or International Typographic Style, emerged in the 1950s from Switzerland and Germany. It emphasized visual unity, objectivity, and clarity in design, leaving a lasting influence.Read More →