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The Pratone lounge chair, designed for Gufram in 1971, resembles a patch of grass among which we can sink and lie. The polyurethane lounge chair creates an unconventional seating situation that challenges traditional design values.
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This is the Bialetti Moka Express – it came out in 1933 and revolutionised the way of making coffee at home. The octagonal and aluminium Art Deco design has remained the same since its introduction. ☕
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Happy birthday to British typographer & graphic designer Margaret Calvert 🎈🎂
Calvert’s work in transforming the UK’s road signage system, to the wayfinding at railway stations & airports, has been central in shaping much of our national visual identity.
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One of the most successful electric typewriters, the IBM Selectric, was released #onthisday in 1961 🔠
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The Pratone lounge chair, designed for Gufram in 1971, resembles a patch of grass among which we can sink and lie. The polyurethane lounge chair creates an unconventional seating situation that challenges traditional design values.
📸 © Gufram / Kent Pell
Graphic designer Milton Glaser’s poster for pasta enthusiasts 🍝
Created for Alan Heller in 2006, this poster was created to promote his pasta-shaped pillows. Glaser hinted at the non-edible nature by featuring a large width of 60cm under…
One of the most successful electric typewriters, the IBM Selectric, was released #onthisday in 1961 🔠
This marked a major advancement in typewriter technology, as IBM introduced a spherical type element with 88 characters, eliminating th…
#DesignOfTheWeek | A look at 1980's Hispanic @Barbie ❤️
In 1980, Barbie launched the first Hispanic doll and also the first Black and Asian dolls - an important step towards representation.
See this doll IRL as part of #BarbieTheExhi…
Happy birthday to British typographer & graphic designer Margaret Calvert 🎈🎂
Calvert’s work in transforming the UK’s road signage system, to the wayfinding at railway stations & airports, has been central in shaping much of our n…
This is the Bialetti Moka Express – it came out in 1933 and revolutionised the way of making coffee at home. The octagonal and aluminium Art Deco design has remained the same since its introduction. ☕
Do you own a Bialetti?
The Design Museum mourns the loss of its founder, design visionary, Sir Terence Conran. The designer, philanthropist and businessman sadly passed away today, at 88 years old. He had a big impact on British life and revolutionised everyday …
In honour of the postman still going strong and delivering our post during the outbreak, today's #fontsunday is dedicated to them. From packages, uniforms, letterboxes, stamps to letters - send in your favourite examples from noon.
Thanks to @kikocasa844 for suggesting this week's theme for #FontSunday 👍 | The theme is open / separated type. Send in your examples from noon today.
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Remember, we are much safer apart 🚶♂️✋ 🤚🚶♀️
To mark #InternationalWomensDay2020, today's #fontsunday will explore books written by women. Send in your favourites from noon.
Today means a lie-in followed by a good breakfast. | The theme for #fontsunday is cereal boxes. Send in your favourites from noon.
Who's your preferred breakfast host, Barbie or Cabbage Patch Kids?
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