Metal Design Gallery

serene vibes 離乳食 red-mechanical myeternalghosts permanently-exposed
Mode-Maker Metal Business Furniture c. 1960s
Mode-Maker Metal Business Furniture catalog. c. 1960I love the silhouette of the city buildings thro
Gyula Pap, Floor lamp, 1923. Nickel-plated metal, glass, and black-lacquered iron. Part of the first
Josef Bernhart, Deutsche Mark, 1977. skd-online
Mockups and spontaneous combustion
High Heels Blog metal band pumpSearch for more Heels by Giuseppe Zanotti Design… via Tumblr
…And Rabies is ready to ROCK! Just put these bad boys together to see how they look as a band
Evening bag, 1930s. 18 ct gold and black suede. Weight 678g. Unknon designer. Via Lempertz
Jean Royère, “Chauffeuse” Chair, circa 1939.Painted metal, satin fabric upholstery, wool
Alexander Calder, ‘Red Pennant’, 1966.Sheet metal, brass, wire, paint.Image courtesy of Sotheby’s.
…And last but certainly not least Clippers the drummer! He’s an aardwolf, not exactly a hyena
A.W. Faber, patented pencil sharpener Tutior Juwel with leather case, 1910s. Germany. Source
Rabies logo/concert poster! This was so fun to make, I chose colors based on sick appearances and de
Pop Music with Metal Logo
flowartstation: Glacial Hills by SpaceFrog Designs | metal posters
Now infecting Design By Humans: www.designbyhumans.com/shop/RETROFIEND/
Shirt design for MURGANG (Black/Death Metal from Switzerland.)murgang.bandcamp.com/releases
danismm: Design suggestions easyset metal store fronts by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. c. 1925
Metal Medical Halo, Designed and Built by Sullivan Walsh, of Walsh Metalworks, located in Williamsbu
… WMF products from the era when Albert Mayer was their artistic director.  He truly brought
Marc du Plantier (1901-1975)EGYPTIEN BED - gilt iron, fabric upholstery circa 1933-39From a private
Ulrich Sautters, Owl vessel, 1580. Silver. Ulm, Germany. Via Museum of Applied Arts Budapest
Walter Dorwin Teague, radio, 1936. Glass, wood and metal, Sparton Corporation, USA. Via Röhsska Muse
Peter Schlumbohn, Cinderella garbage pail, 1930s.
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