The international design yearbook 1995

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The International Design Yearbook 1995 presents an extensive survey of international contemporary design in the mid-1990s. Associated with French architect and designer Jean Nouvel, this volume brings together a carefully selected range of furniture, lighting, household objects and other examples of product and industrial design by established and emerging designers from around the world. Richly illustrated throughout, the yearbook documents important developments in materials, forms, manufacturing techniques and approaches to function and aesthetics, providing a vivid overview of the international design scene of the period. Individual objects and projects demonstrate the diversity of 1990s design, from experimental and conceptual work to commercially produced furniture and everyday objects. As part of the influential International Design Yearbook series, the volume functions both as a contemporary survey and as a valuable historical reference for the development of late twentieth-century design. An important source for designers, architects, collectors and researchers interested in Jean Nouvel, furniture and product design, industrial design, design history and the international design culture of the 1990s.

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