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Designers and their work (118) - Coggle Diagram
Designers and their work (118)
Phillipe Starck (Juciy salif lemon squeezer)
Designer
French desgner
Post-modern ideas
Designer for Alessi
Challenges perception
many playful ideas
Throught provoking
Experimental
Modern materials
Modern manfucature
Product
Alumium casting
Inspired by eating squid in a restant
sculptural aethetics
Leg angle stops juice running
space for a container
Potentilaly unstable
Oranes dont fit well
pip collection not perfect
Cost approximately £50
James Dyson(DC01)
Prodcut
Introduced 'bagless' duel-cyclone cleaning system
no suction loss
colour scheme aids use
3D sculpted form based on flow of air
Injection-moulded abs
uses many intergral fixing
clear PC bin ' shows off' dust
Facts
British 'serials inventor'
technology innovater
designed 'Ballbarrow'
Many patent disputes
Made thousands of prototypes Fans, hairdryers and other products
Margaret Calvert ('men at work' road signs)
Facts
Born soth africa
Graphic designer
Joined jack kinner in 1964
Developed 'transport' and other fonts
updates road signage
Prodcut
Uses stylised pictogram
simple and clear communication of information
standardised sigh system
Argubly modernist style
replaced old-fashions sighs with text
Dieter Rams (Braun SK4 radio record players)
Fact
Influrntial german designer
designed for Braun
post-second world war context
Developed ten prinicples of good desighn
believed in simple, honest, functional design
Infuced apple's joathan Ive
Products
Innovative
Revoloutiy at the time
highly functinal
no superfluous
many itertions folllowed
Charles and Ray Eames
Product
Luxury version of 1945 LCW (Lounge chair wood)
Aimed for 'Warm lool'
combines industrial prodcution with hand craftsmanship
Moulded plywood shell
Leather upholstery
Rose wood veneer
Comfortable
Still on the market
Facts
American husband and wife
Creative design partnership
Plywood moulded furniture
Ideas evolved from designing laminated plywood leg splints
Experimented with a wide range of materials
Marc Newson (Lockheed Lounge)
Product
Aircraft-style rivet construction
Styled on a 'blob' of mercury
Liited batch were hand made
Statement piece rather than funcational
Needed only to be more comfortable than a bus stop
One sold for 2.4 Million in 2015
Facts
Australian designer
Designs 'catwalk pieces'
Challenges perceptions
Priorities form
Uses rounded forms
Some designs inspired by origami (paper folding)
Collaborated with Jonathan Ive on the apple watch
Marianne Brandt (Tea Infuser MT49)
Fatcs
Former Bauhaus student
Became head of the metalwork department in 1928
Employed simple forms that are still relevant to modern designs
Developed a range of geometrically pure kitchenware
Products were commercially successful
Product
Typlical Bauhaus design with simple, geometrical form
Offset lid is funcational in preventing drips
Ebony handle positioned for ease of pouring
One was sold for 361,000 in 2017
