The name Daniel Libeskind immediately brings to mind his signature designs: Berlin’s Jewish Museum, One World Trade Center in New York or ZŁOTA 44 in Warsaw. But it’s a lesser known fact that the world-famous architect of Polish extraction has also designed unique objects such as door handles, lamps and armchairs.

In one of our earlier posts we presented a biographical note on the architect of ZŁOTA 44 – Daniel Libeskind with a description of his most famous work – the Jewish Museum in Berlin. The list of Libeskind’s projects is obviously much longer, and his buildings can be seen all over the work. Below is a […]

The late 19th and the early 20th century was a time of momentous change – including in art. Artists rejected the established patterns and prevailing aesthetic principles and began their search for new means of expression. Avant-garde artistic trends such as cubism, expressionism, futurism and constructivism came to being and influenced the art of the […]