The Neo-Gothic pedestal table from 1840 showcases Romantic medieval influences with distinct Gothic elements, reflecting 19th-century aesthetics and craftsmanship through its intricate design and materials.Read More →
The Ulmer Hocker, designed by Max Bill in 1954, embodies functionalism and geometric formalism, serving as a stool, table, and storage. It reflects Bauhaus principles.Read More →
The M-Coffee Table blends Le Corbusier’s modular concepts with architectural elements, featuring display steps, a book recess, and glass components, embodying thoughtful simplicity and modern design.Read More →
David Palterer, an Israeli designer born in 1949, is recognized for his versatile work in architecture and design, showcasing both aesthetics and functionality internationally.Read More →
Ettore Sottsass’s Structures Tremble Table, designed in 1979, symbolizes postmodern design by transforming everyday materials into art, challenging modernist principles and inspiring future designers.Read More →
Patrizia Ranzo is an Italian architect and designer. She was born and active in Naples. She studied architecture in Naples to 1981. Read More →
Daniel Schofield’s Signet Trestle Table is a minimalist, collapsible design suited for modern nomadic lifestyles, featuring aluminum rings coated in cork rubber for stability.Read More →
Ini Archibong’s “Below the Heavens” collection fuses minimalist elegance with luxurious craftsmanship, showcasing celestial-inspired furniture that reflects emotional depth and cross-cultural influences.Read More →
The Brooklyn-based studio Fort Standard created the Planar Side Table, a minimalist side table. The idea for the project came when Fort Standard’s Gregory BuntainRead More →
The Sir Gio Table, designed by Philippe Starck, showcases innovation with a high-tech plastic central leg supporting a glass top, blending modernity and functionality.Read More →