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Peter Behrens, Chair, 1901, for the dining room of his house in Darmstadt. Via Wolfsonian

Richard Riemerschmid, Coffee set, 1903-05. Porcelain. KPM Meissen. Via Quittenbaum

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Albert Weisgerber (1878-1915), ‘Gerlachs Jugendbücherei’ (Gerlachs Youth Li

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Coffee, Cacao, Peanuts, Sugar and Mango: German Botanical Teaching Posters, n.d. Botany Archives of

Fritz M. Fend, Messerschmitt Kabinenroller | Cabin Scooter, 1953-64 Regensburg, Germany. Advertising

Luigi Colani, Living pad Pool, 1970/71. For Rosenthal, Germany. Source

Wilhelm Wagenfeld, ink bottle for Pelikan and packaging, 1938. More:  Wilhelm Wagenfeld St

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Picture story of the Braun shaver, starting with model S 50, the first electric razor by Max Braun,

Corporate Design: The pioneer of logo design Wilhelm Deffke (1887-1950). Exhibition Museum Folk

nobrashfestivity:Gunta Stölzl, Red-Green Slit Tapestry, 1927-28

Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Proposal for a palace at Orianda, Crimea, 1838. Drawings. 

retroavangarda:Gunta Stölzl – Design for a Tapestry, 1923

Fritz Fend & Valentin Knott, Messerschmitt Kabinenroller KR200 Cabrio, 1961. Bruce Winer Mic

Herbert Ohl, ‘O line’ chair, 1982. Made by Wilkhahn, Germany. Via Quittenbaum

Mansard niche in Kirchner’s live-in studio, Berlin-Friedenau, 1914/15Glass negative, 24 x 18 c

Graphic works from students of the german design school HfG Ulm, 1954-64.If you’re interes

With the Museum’s upcoming reinstallation of its Korean Art collections on the horizon, the ar

The TAKKT Annual Sustainability Report 2012: TAKKT are a Stuttgart-based business equipment speciali

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)Das Kabinette - The Cabinet: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHPr4A

Bruno Taut, I love the japanese culture, 1934. Cover of a book with Taut’s essays in germa

design-is-fine:Johannes Praetorius, Torquetum, 1568. Nuremberg. Germanisches Nationalmuseu

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