Magnetic Fabric, 1957 colour:Teal See images above for examples

See images above for examples

Marsotto Edizioni is recognised as an extraordinary collection created by some of the world’s most eminent designers and architects

emits a soft and dispersed illumination that can enhance the ambience of any room it is installed in

Déjà-vu Stool by Naoto Fukasawa for Magis

It appeared alongside such design classics as the CH24 (popularly known as the Wishbone chair) and the CH25 lounge chair

Magnetic Fabric, 1957 colour:Teal See images above for examplesMagnetic Fabric by Lucienne Day for Classic Textiles. After graduating from the Printed Textiles department of the Royal College of Art in 1940, Lucienne Day's design career faced limitations due to the effects of the Second World War. As the restrictions of the war began to ease, she started to create modern furnishing textile designs that moved away from the bleakness of the war years. Unlike the majority of Lucienne's fabrics, which were screen