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Nordic designers / David Sokol.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Stockholm : Arvinius, c2010.Description: 319 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 27 cmISBN:
  • 9789185689026
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 745.409 SOK 21278
LOC classification:
  • NK1457 .S64 2010
Summary: The companion book to Nordic Architects highlights the contemporary talents working in a region that has been famous for product, furniture, and industrial design for decades. In design as in architecture, recent progress has been defined by a clean aesthetic, craftsmanship, and empathy for the human experience. These traditions have pre-empted the latest trends in Western design, such as universal access and the burgeoning of eco-friendly design. But other recent movements, like the emphasis of intellectual conceit over form-making, have caught designers off guard and are fully explored here by Sokol.
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The companion book to Nordic Architects highlights the contemporary talents working in a region that has been famous for product, furniture, and industrial design for decades. In design as in architecture, recent progress has been defined by a clean aesthetic, craftsmanship, and empathy for the human experience. These traditions have pre-empted the latest trends in Western design, such as universal access and the burgeoning of eco-friendly design. But other recent movements, like the emphasis of intellectual conceit over form-making, have caught designers off guard and are fully explored here by Sokol.

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