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Modern Furniture Designer Biographies
To understand more about modern furniture and where it came from we need to look at the innovative and spirational designers that carved the pathway. Learn how they all participated in creating such a phenominal change in our lives. Get a well rounded view of how these modern furniture designers have changed the way we live today.
The history of their journeys and their achievements inspire us all.
Without them we would not have reasonably priced, easily accessible, aesthetically pleasing and functional furniture.
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Many of the clever designs of chairs and tables created by these architects, interior designers and furniture designers are still in production today, making them fall into the category of classic furniture. Modern Furniture DesignersNEW Designer Biographies! Frank Lloyd Wright, Charlotte Perriand, Le Corbusier and Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Alvar Aalto - Alvar Aalto's design concepts were organic and used the human form. Arne Jacobsen - worked in numerous artistic fields, from architecture, interiors, furniture, ceramics and textile design. Charles Eames - Charles Eames was the first architect to be totally at home with technology and he used it with an artist's flair. |
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Eero Saarinen - He believed very strongly that the whole field of design is all one body. He had three design principles - Function, Structure and being part of our time. Gerrit Rietveld - was famous for his cheap simple modular approach. Marcel Breuer - produced tubular steel chairs that were in tune with the new architecture. Ray Eames - She designed furniture, and textiles and was involved in the film industry with Charles.
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