
Danish Modern Design
Architect Rodney Friedman and his wife, Shirley, sit at their dining room table on "wishbone" chairs by Danish designer Hans Wegner they purchased 45 ye...
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Architect Rodney Friedman and his wife, Shirley, sit at their dining room table on "wishbone" chairs by Danish designer Hans Wegner they purchased 45 ye...

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Marcello Nizzoli’s 1950 Olivetti Lettera 22 combines a low enameled-metal body and compact keyboard in a typewriter designed for portable use.

Ettore Sottsass and Perry King’s Olivetti Valentine pairs a red plastic body with a carrying case, bringing 1960s color to portable writing.

IBM’s Selectric typewriter, introduced in 1961 with industrial design by Eliot Noyes, replaced individual type bars with an interchangeable spherical el...

The 1948 Olivetti Lexikon 80 by Marcello Nizzoli encloses an office typewriter’s mechanism within a sculpted enameled-aluminum housing.

The Polaroid SX-70, introduced in 1972, folds a single-lens-reflex instant camera into a slim package with contrasting metal and leather surfaces.

The Leica M3 of 1954 combines a compact 35 mm camera body, interchangeable lenses, and a unified viewing and rangefinder system.

The Castiglioni brothers’ 1962 Arco floor lamp carries a domed reflector on a sweeping steel stem balanced by a block of Carrara marble.

Dieter Rams’s Braun HLD 4 hair dryer of 1970 places its fan and controls inside a compact rounded plastic case offered in bright colors.

Richard Sapper’s Tizio lamp, produced by Artemide from 1972, uses counterbalanced arms to position a small light source above a work surface.