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From Sori Yanagi, whose work is represented in MoMA’s collection, this flatware set and matching serving pieces represent the essence of Japanese design: warm and organic, yet minimal and sophisticated. MoMA has a long and storied history with Japan, featuring over 1,000 works in the collection by Japanese artists and designers including objects, tea-related items,…
Lightweight and versatile, the Bench 153 can live in many areas throughout your home. Designed in 1945 by Alvar Aalto, the sold birch wood bench features vertical recesses in its seat which adds lightness to the design so it can be moved easily from room to room. The legs of the bench employ Aalto’s famed…
Lightweight and versatile, the Bench 153 can live in many areas throughout your home. Designed in 1945 by Alvar Aalto, the sold birch wood bench features vertical recesses in its seat which adds lightness to the design so it can be moved easily from room to room. The legs of the bench employ Aalto’s famed…
Lightweight and versatile, the Bench 153 can live in many areas throughout your home. Designed in 1945 by Alvar Aalto, the sold birch wood bench features vertical recesses in its seat which adds lightness to the design so it can be moved easily from room to room. The legs of the bench employ Aalto’s famed…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
This seemingly simple stool, an object in MoMA’s collection, features what Alvar Aalto deemed his most important contribution to furniture design: the L-shaped leg. The Aalto Stool 60’s design provides a smooth visual transition from leg to top and is structurally sound. In addition to being featured in MoMA’s collection, this stool was displayed in…
MoMA Exclusive: This set of two vibrant Oorun Didun Glass Cups was designed by Yinka Ilori, a London-based multidisciplinary artist who specializes in fusing his British and Nigerian heritage to tell new stories in contemporary design. His Oorun Didun Cups are inspired by nature and the feelings that arise from encounters with the natural world….
MoMA Exclusive: This set of two vibrant Oorun Didun Glass Cups was designed by Yinka Ilori, a London-based multidisciplinary artist who specializes in fusing his British and Nigerian heritage to tell new stories in contemporary design. His Oorun Didun Cups are inspired by nature and the feelings that arise from encounters with the natural world….
MoMA Exclusive: Create a dazzling tablescape. Designed in Italy by a heritage brand founded in 1876, these Geocromia porcelain dinnerware pieces will delight your guests and bring joy to everyday meals. The designs are characterized by a mix of colors, stripes and geometric shapes— a visual symphony of vibrant and delicate shades, which are intertwined…
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