MARTIN SZEKELY Häuser & Hotels most of which still exists

most of which still exists

apparaît au sortir de la Seconde Guerre mondiale comme un moyen privilégié d'expression d'un monde où l'instabilité règne et où la visibilité s'est troublée

The Hungarian designer therefore made a model for his friend

Lorsque Sam Taylor-Johnson a gravi le célèbre escalier en miroir du siège de Chanel au 31 Rue Cambon

Author : Laure Chabanne

MARTIN SZEKELY Häuser & Hotels most of which still existsMartin Szekely (born 1956) is one of the most acclaimed designers of his generation, creating furniture and objects for museums, private collectors and small manufacturers, and working on major industrial projects with international companies such as Nestl, Heineken and Herms. This monograph features more than 200 images of the designer's work, including his drawings and never before published notes.