Hella Jongerius Photo of Hella is from: http://greatdesigners.wordpress.com |
Born in De Meern in 1963, she studied industrial design at the Eindhoven Design Academy and has since combined elements of that discipline with those of traditional craftsmanship in products, textiles and ceramics. Many of her early designs were manufactured by Droog, the influential Dutch design collective, and she now puts her own work into production through Jongeriuslab, her Rotterdam studio, as well as developing products for manufacturers such as Maharam, Royal Tichelaar Makkum and Vitra. See Hella Jongerius' work at jongeriuslab.com.
Hella Jongerius: Contemporary Archetypes
Premiere at the Museum of Arts and DesignMay 16, 2009 at 2:00pm
Contemporary Archtypes Video
Museum of Arts and Design, New York, New York
Produced and Directed by Amie Knox
Executive Producers: Jill A. Wiltse and H. Kirk Brown III
Edited by Chad Herschberger
Executive Producers: Jill A. Wiltse and H. Kirk Brown III
Edited by Chad Herschberger
Hella Jongerius Book |
Hella Jongerius – the first book on a young, highly talented designer with a burgeoning career and rave reviews in the international press. Curators describe Jongerius as ‘a unique talent who has no rivals’ (MoMA design curator Paola Antonelli); and ‘one of the most significant designers in the world today’ (Aaron Betsky, head of the Netherlands Architecture Institute).
A book that captures the ‘next wave’ of product design, introducing a leading figure in the new generation of designers of the 21st century.
Jongeriuslab
Hella Jongerius and her Jongeriuslab team created a limited edition of eight Swatch Tables, aimed at the top tier of the market, for the Paris-based Galerie Kreo. The Swatch table is distinctive for its Walnut marquetry and inset resin blocks.
the Jongeriuslab team (having lunch in the garden of the studio) |
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