Furniture designs that have shaped 20th century design continue to endure and be very recognizable, thanks to film and television. These iconic, celebrated designs still fit into today’s decor world as naturally and utterly as they did mid-20th century.
Fiberglass is a fascinatingly beautiful, durable and sustainable material that has been touted as the lumber of the future. Its vibrant aesthetics, versatility and beguiling tactility have bestowed upon the material a sort of casual but hardy connoisseurship that endures.
A slat low bench can find a place anywhere in the home, especially with its easy mobility. Don’t believe us? As a striking coffee table (look at those unique harp-shaped legs! A mid-century modern design that is still very much in vogue)
Hayon’s Josephine Table Lamp (2004; Scarlett Table Lamp) looks like a particularly-inspired genie bottle. The traditional table lamp form is thus altered with baroque influences and simultaneously subverted by the traditional use of porcelain for the base.
He conflated Japanese tradition with modern western design precepts such as in his most memorable design- the Butterfly Stool (1956; Jitter Stool), which displays overt Japanese aesthetics and is an achievement in molded plywood.
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