Designers and Manufacturers
Otto Zapf
Otto Zapf was a German industrial designer who made design history with modular furniture, the Zapf Office System, and modern office concepts.
Otto Zapf
Otto Zapf was a German industrial designer who made design history with modular furniture, the Zapf Office System, and modern office concepts.
Rainer Daumiller
Rainer Daumiller was a German furniture designer, known for the Daumiller Chair, solid wood furniture, and sustainable, timeless design.
Rainer Daumiller
Rainer Daumiller was a German furniture designer, known for the Daumiller Chair, solid wood furniture, and sustainable, timeless design.
Kai Kristiansen
Kai Kristiansen was a Danish furniture designer, known for the Paper Knife Chair, modular furniture, and timeless Mid-Century design.
Kai Kristiansen
Kai Kristiansen was a Danish furniture designer, known for the Paper Knife Chair, modular furniture, and timeless Mid-Century design.
Niels Gammelgaard
Niels Gammelgaard was a Danish designer, known for IKEA classics such as TED, Folke, Järpen and his functional, minimalist furniture design.
Niels Gammelgaard
Niels Gammelgaard was a Danish designer, known for IKEA classics such as TED, Folke, Järpen and his functional, minimalist furniture design.
Mart Stam
Mart Stam was a Dutch architect and furniture designer, known as the inventor of the cantilever chair and as an important pioneer of modern design.
Mart Stam
Mart Stam was a Dutch architect and furniture designer, known as the inventor of the cantilever chair and as an important pioneer of modern design.
Hans Kögl
Hans Kögl was a German designer, known for floral vintage lamps, palm tree lamps, wheat sheaf chandeliers, and decorative Hollywood Regency design.
Hans Kögl
Hans Kögl was a German designer, known for floral vintage lamps, palm tree lamps, wheat sheaf chandeliers, and decorative Hollywood Regency design.
Carlo Nason
Carlo Nason was an Italian designer from Murano, known for modern glass lamps, Murano craftsmanship, and iconic designs for Mazzega.
Carlo Nason
Carlo Nason was an Italian designer from Murano, known for modern glass lamps, Murano craftsmanship, and iconic designs for Mazzega.
Grandjean Jourdan Vallauris
Grandjean Jourdan Vallauris represents French ceramics with a faux-bois look, handcrafted quality, and vintage charm from the 1950s to the 1980s.
Grandjean Jourdan Vallauris
Grandjean Jourdan Vallauris represents French ceramics with a faux-bois look, handcrafted quality, and vintage charm from the 1950s to the 1980s.
Lidokov
Lidokov was a Czech lighting manufacturer, best known for its functional, metal-based Mid-Century lamps, and collaborated with designers such as Josef Hůrka and Stanislav Indra.
Lidokov
Lidokov was a Czech lighting manufacturer, best known for its functional, metal-based Mid-Century lamps, and collaborated with designers such as Josef Hůrka and Stanislav Indra.
Roland Rainer
Roland Rainer (1910–2004) was an influential Austrian architect, designer, and urban planner whose work – including the Wiener Stadthalle – significantly shaped post-war modernism and functional urban planning in Austria....
Roland Rainer
Roland Rainer (1910–2004) was an influential Austrian architect, designer, and urban planner whose work – including the Wiener Stadthalle – significantly shaped post-war modernism and functional urban planning in Austria....
Björn Wiinblad
Björn Wiinblad was a versatile Danish artist and designer who achieved international fame with his imaginative, decorative, and joyful visual language, primarily in ceramics, porcelain, illustration, and stage art
Björn Wiinblad
Björn Wiinblad was a versatile Danish artist and designer who achieved international fame with his imaginative, decorative, and joyful visual language, primarily in ceramics, porcelain, illustration, and stage art
Brutalism
Brutalist Design in Interiors Brutalist design is powerful, material-focused, and often sculptural. While the term is primarily associated with architecture, it can also be applied to furniture, lighting, and decorative...
Brutalism
Brutalist Design in Interiors Brutalist design is powerful, material-focused, and often sculptural. While the term is primarily associated with architecture, it can also be applied to furniture, lighting, and decorative...
Hillebrand Lamp Factory
The Hillebrand Leuchtenfabrik from Neheim-Hüsten developed from a metal goods company into an important German lighting manufacturer for modern residential and commercial lighting, collaborating with designers such as Heinz Georg...
Hillebrand Lamp Factory
The Hillebrand Leuchtenfabrik from Neheim-Hüsten developed from a metal goods company into an important German lighting manufacturer for modern residential and commercial lighting, collaborating with designers such as Heinz Georg...
Peill + Putzler
Peill + Putzler was an important German glassworks and lighting company that became a key representative of modern German post-war design after World War II through high-quality, Bauhaus-inspired designs and...
Peill + Putzler
Peill + Putzler was an important German glassworks and lighting company that became a key representative of modern German post-war design after World War II through high-quality, Bauhaus-inspired designs and...
Willy Daro
Willy Daro was a Belgian designer best known for sculptural furniture and lighting in a luxurious, organically inspired idiom of brass, bronze, and glass.
Willy Daro
Willy Daro was a Belgian designer best known for sculptural furniture and lighting in a luxurious, organically inspired idiom of brass, bronze, and glass.
Ingmar Relling
Ingmar Relling was a Norwegian modernist furniture designer who became an icon of Scandinavian mid-century design with functional, elegant, and comfortable creations like the Siesta Chair.
Ingmar Relling
Ingmar Relling was a Norwegian modernist furniture designer who became an icon of Scandinavian mid-century design with functional, elegant, and comfortable creations like the Siesta Chair.
Carl Auböck
Carl Auböck is one of the most important Austrian designers of the 20th century. His workshop in Vienna created iconic brass objects, bar accessories, and desk utensils that combine Wiener...
Carl Auböck
Carl Auböck is one of the most important Austrian designers of the 20th century. His workshop in Vienna created iconic brass objects, bar accessories, and desk utensils that combine Wiener...
Thonet
Thonet shaped design history with bentwood technology and Chair No. 14. Discover how the furniture company revolutionized modern design, mass production, and timeless elegance.
Thonet
Thonet shaped design history with bentwood technology and Chair No. 14. Discover how the furniture company revolutionized modern design, mass production, and timeless elegance.
Poul Cadovius
Poul Cadovius was a Danish furniture designer and entrepreneur who developed one of the world's first modular wall systems, the Royal System. His furniture combines functionality, flexibility, and timeless Scandinavian...
Poul Cadovius
Poul Cadovius was a Danish furniture designer and entrepreneur who developed one of the world's first modular wall systems, the Royal System. His furniture combines functionality, flexibility, and timeless Scandinavian...
