Furniture design innovative and little known, Gilbert Rohde (1894 1944), suitable for designing clean, modern pieces for every room in the house and its specialized advanced merchandising techniques with Herman Miller laid the groundwork for future designers like George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames. In this panel, we bring Phyllis Ross, author of Gilbert Rohde: Modern design for modern living, and two contemporary designers, Ayse Birsel (Birsel + Seck) and Pablo Castro (OBRAArchitects), the creation of interiors and furniture are recognizing the work and Rohde for its innovation, flexibility and ability to improve the quality of life through good design estimates. Moderate after the presentations of design in a discussion with author and historian Russell Flinchum design, the panelists will discuss the legacy of Gilbert Rohde, as it relates to their practice of design. Copies ahead of Gilbert Rohde: Modern design for modern life (Yale University Press,February 2009) are available for purchase and signing.
Innovative and furniture designer, little known, Gilbert Rohde (1894 1944), useful in designing clean, modern pieces for every room specializing in house, and its expanded merchandising techniques with Herman Miller laid the foundations for the future as a designer George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames. In bringing together this panel Phyllis Ross, author of Gilbert Rohde modern design for modern living and two contemporary designers, Ayse Birsel (Birsel + Seck) and Pablo Castro (OBRAArchitects) will recognize the creation of interior and furniture work, Rohde and would be happy for its innovation, flexibility and potential, quality of life through good design to improve. After the presentation of design in a debate moderated by author and design historian Russell Flinchum, the panellists discuss the legacy of Gilbert Rohde, according to their design practice. Advance copies of Gilbert Rohde modern design for modern living (Yale University Press,February 2009) are available for purchase and signing.
Innovative and furniture designer, little known, Gilbert Rohde (1894 1944), useful in designing clean, modern pieces for every room specializing in house, and its expanded merchandising techniques with Herman Miller laid the foundations for the future as a designer George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames. In bringing together this panel Phyllis Ross, author of Gilbert Rohde modern design for modern living and two contemporary designers, Ayse Birsel (Birsel + Seck) and Pablo Castro (OBRAArchitects) will recognize the creation of interior and furniture work, Rohde and would be happy for its innovation, flexibility and potential, quality of life through good design to improve. After the presentation of design in a debate moderated by author and design historian Russell Flinchum, the panellists discuss the legacy of Gilbert Rohde, according to their design practice. Advance copies of Gilbert Rohde modern design for modern living (Yale University Press,February 2009) are available for purchase and signing.
pioneering spirit and little-known furniture designer, Gilbert Rohde (1894 1944), in designing clean, modern pieces suitable for every room in the house and its specialized advanced merchandising with Herman Miller laid the groundwork for future designers like George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames. In this panel come together, Phyllis Ross, author of Gilbert Rohde: Modern design for modern living, and two contemporary designers, Ayse Birsel (Birsel + Seck) and Pablo Castro (OBRAArchitects) will recognize the creation of interior and furniture work, Rohde and would be happy for its innovation, flexibility and the potential to improve the quality of life through good design. moderated by the presentations of design in a conversation with the author and design historian Russell Flinchum, the roundtable will discuss the legacy of Gilbert Rohde, as it relates to their design practices. Advance copies of Gilbert Rohde: Modern Design for Modern Living (Yale University Press,February 2009) will be offered for purchase and signing.
