Alongside Marcel Breuer, Erich Dieckmann (1896–1944) was one of the Bauhaus’ most talented furniture designers. Trained in both architecture and carpentry, he developed a distinctive style – geometric, functional, and suitable for industrial production, yet always rooted in craftsmanship. He primarily developed furniture, but also designed carpets, clocks, and concepts for interiors. But despite the […]

©

Related Posts

Rediscovering Erich DieckmannRediscovering Erich Dieckmann
Neolith’s New Classtone Collection Pays Homage to...
The hygiene of spaces has long been a concern for...
Read more
Rediscovering Erich DieckmannRediscovering Erich Dieckmann
I Replaced My iPhone Alarm with this...
Your phone tells you it’s 7:23 AM and cloudy. NovellaMate...
Read more
Rediscovering Erich DieckmannRediscovering Erich Dieckmann
I'm Only Sleeping: Em Cooper animates 1,300...
...
Read more
Electric ChopsticksElectric Chopsticks
Top 10 kitchen appliances you need to...
I hate the word ‘health freak’ because it is truly...
Read more
Rediscovering Erich DieckmannRediscovering Erich Dieckmann
Safe, Smart, Sustainable & Stylish – Engineered...
Session Synopsis Since its introduction in the late 1980s, engineered stone...
Read more
Rediscovering Erich DieckmannRediscovering Erich Dieckmann
The changing workplace and why it demands...
With a background in sociology and anthropology, Navedita Shergill brings...
Read more