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design, noun /dizajn/ :
A number of artistic (applied art) and professional (applied science) disciplines which focus on mass-produced objects, visual communication or interior environments.

Design often refers to both the process (designing) by which the object/communication/environment is created and what is generated from it (designs) through solutions of form, usability, ergonomics, engineering, marketing, brand development and sales. [...]

A  Wikipedia  section  relative  to  products  created  through  Industrial design,   Graphic design  or   Interior design.

See also related portals: Visual arts,  Automobile,  Typography,  Video games,  Engineering,  Fashion, Architecture.


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Alvar Aalto • Eero Aarnio • Jacques Adnet • Vincent Alessi • Carlo Alessi • Ron Arad • André Arbus • Gae Aulenti • Milo Baughman • Mario Bellini • Lina Bo Bardi • Mario Botta • Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec • Marcel Breuer • Achille Castiglioni • Pierre Chareau • Joe Colombo • Terence Conran

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Robin Day • Christian Dell • Donald Deskey • Niels Diffrient • Nanna Ditzel • Tom Dixon • Henry Dreyfuss • James Dyson • Charles Eames • Ray Eames • Preben Fabricius • Norman Foster • Paul T. Frankl

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Eugène Gaillard • Stefano Giovannoni • Eileen Gray • Konstantin Grcic • Pierre Guariche • Hans Gugelot • Hector Guimard • Frank Gehry • Stefano Giovannoni • Michael Graves • Zaha Hadid • Poul Henningsen • René Herbst • Josef Hoffmann • Hans Hollein • Toyo Ito • Jonathan Ive

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Arne Jacobsen • Grete Jalk • Charles Jencks • Patrick Jouin • Charles Kaisin • Poul Kjærholm • Florence Knoll • Shiro Kuramata • Kwok Hoi Chan • Ferruccio Laviani • Le Corbusier • Hubert Le Gall • Jules Leleu • Raymond Loewy • Ross Lovegrove • Greg Lynn

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh • Vico Magistretti • André Mare • Enzo Mari • Bruno Mathsson • Ingo Maurer • Paul McCobb • Richard Meier • Alessandro Mendini • Jasper Morrison • Olivier Mourgue • George Nelson • Marc Newson • Isamu Noguchi • Jean Nouvel • Ora-ïto

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Verner Panton • Xavier Pauchard • Pierre Paulin • Charlotte Perriand • Gaetano Pesce • Lena Pessoa • Giancarlo Piretti • Gio Ponti • Ferdinand Alexander Porsche • Jean Prouvé • Dieter Rams • Gerrit Rietveld • Paolo Rizzato • Aldo Rossi

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Eero Saarinen • Richard Sapper • Maarten van Severen • Ettore Sottsass • Philippe Starck • Roger Tallon • Michael Thonet • Patricia Urquiola

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Robert Venturi • Guido Venturini • Hans Wegner • Russel Wright • Marco Zanuso • Peter Zumthor

firms

Alessi • Artek • Artemide • Bang & Olufsen • Bene AG • Conforama • Ekornes • Herman Miller • Ikea • IDEO • Iittala • Kartell • Knoll • Meublatex • Staples • Vipp • Vitra • Studio Nova • Pylones • Eva Solo • Future Systems • MVRDV • SANAA • Stelton • Zak! • Cassina • Cappellini • Luceplan • O Luce • Marinelli Luce • Flos


objects

Aalto Vase • iMac • Tea & coffee service Bombé (1945, Carlo Alessi) • 9090 Coffeemaker (1978, Richard Sapper) • Musical boiler 9091 (1983, Richard Sapper) • Tea & coffee service Meier (1983, Richard Meier) • Cafetière La Conica (1984, Aldo Rossi) • Spirale ashtray (1986, Achille Castiglioni) • Boiler Il Conico (1986, Aldo Rossi) • Juicy Salif (1990, Philippe Starck) • Anna G corkscrew (1994, Alessandro Mendini) • Tea & coffee service JN (2005, Jean Nouvel)


lamps

Arco lamp • Atollo lamp • Bourgie lamp (Ferruccio Laviani) • Costanza lamp • Lucellino lamp • Pipistrello lamp • Tizio lamp • Zenith lamp • Zettel lamp

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buildings

Centre national d'art et de culture Georges-Pompidou • Guggenheim Museum • Unité d'Habitation • Cité Radieuse de Rezé • Architecture corbuséenne • Architectural history • Fallingwater • Villa Savoye


chairs and sofas

Wassily Chair • Brno Chair • Arik Sofa • Grete Jalk Sofa • Hill house Chair • Marshmallow Sofa • Red and Blue Chair • Mullca 510 • Tube Chair • Tugendhat chair • Windsor Chair • Louis Ghost Chair (Philippe Starck) • Eros Chair (Philippe Starck) • LCP Chair (Maarten van Severen) • Boca Sofa • Eames Lounge Chair Wood (1945, Charles Eames & Ray Eames) • La Chaise (1948, Charles Eames & Ray Eames) • Eames Lounge Chair (1956, Charles & Ray Eames) • Panton Chair (1959, Verner Panton) • Coconut Chair (1955, George Nelson) • Wiggle Chair (1972, Frank Gehry) • How High The Moon Chair (1986, Shiro Kuramata) • Tom Vac Chair (1999, Ron Arad) • Algues (2004, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec) • Orgone Lounge • Egg (chair) • Ant Chair • Tulip Chair • Barcelona Chair • Paimio Chair (1932, Alvar Aalto)


others

Bookworm (Ron Arad, Kartell) • Componibili (Anna Castelli Ferrieri) • La Coffee Table (1944, Isamu Noguchi) • LC10 Table (Le Corbusier)


logos

logo • Obama logo • Steelmark • Pepsi Globe


cover artists

Roger Dean • Peter Saville • Hipgnosis • Storm Thorgerson • Dave McKean


color/patterns

Color space • Flags • Tartan • Color alphabet


lithography

Edouard Pingret • Adolf Dehn • Nathaniel Currier • Joseph Nash


others

ASCII • Graphics hardware • 3D

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movements

Art nouveau • Art déco • Bauhaus • Memphis Group

schools

Rhode Island School of Design • École Nissim de Camondo • The Designers Republic • Union centrale des arts décoratifs

design

Antidesign • Architectural design • Bio-design • Interactive design • Digital design • Post-industrial design • Industrial design • Eco-designMaterials • Consumer goods • Processes

awards

German Design Award • Apple Design Awards • Compasso d'Oro • Design Museum's Designer of the Year • Good Design Award • Lucky Strike Designer Award • Royal Designers for Industry • Créateur de l’Année du Salon du Meuble

museums

MoMA • Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris • Vitra Design Museum • Biennale internationale du design

medias

Domus • Étapes • IDEAT

web resources

Design Sojourn • Product Design Forums • Design Addict • Designnobis • Core77 • Dexigner

d i s c o v e r y

Glass
Glass

The materials definition of a glass is a uniform amorphous solid material, usually produced when a suitably viscous molten material cools very rapidly to below its glass transition temperature, thereby not giving enough time for a regular crystal lattice to form.

A simple example is when table sugar is melted and cooled rapidly by dumping the liquid sugar onto a cold surface.

The resulting solid is amorphous, not crystalline like the sugar was originally, which can be seen in its conchoidal fracture.



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