Atlas of Furniture Design
by Mateo Kries, Jochen Eisenbrand, Deyan Sudjic, Gerald W. R. Ward, Penny Sparke, Alberto Bassi, Fulvio Ferrari, Otakar Máčel, Jane Pavitt, Ingeborg De Roode, Catharine Rossi, Arthur Rüegg, Wolf Tegethoff, Carsten Thau, Kjeld Vindum
Explore the rich history of furniture design in this comprehensive atlas, featuring over 1,000 exemplary pieces from the Renaissance to today. Authored by a distinguished team of experts including Mateo Kries and Jochen Eisenbrand, it provides in-depth visual and contextual analysis of influential designs across eras and styles.
About This Book
The Atlas of Furniture Design is a definitive reference work that traces the development of furniture through centuries of innovation and craftsmanship. Compiled by a team of renowned scholars and curators, it presents an extensive collection of pieces that highlight key movements and influences in design history.
Spanning from historical periods to contemporary creations, the atlas features detailed illustrations and contextual insights into the cultural and artistic significance of each item. It serves as an essential resource for designers, historians, and enthusiasts seeking to understand the evolution of functional art.
With contributions from multiple experts, the publication emphasizes the interplay between form, function, and societal change in furniture making. Its structured approach makes complex design narratives accessible to a wide audience.
This atlas not only documents pivotal designs but also underscores the collaborative effort behind its creation, drawing on diverse perspectives to enrich the reader's appreciation of furniture as a reflection of human ingenuity.
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