Tom Dixon Pose Portable Lamp Size:One Size the Max Bill Bauhaus Automatic

the Max Bill Bauhaus Automatic Watch features an automatic movement

Noguchi’s Chess Set was first displayed at a chess exhibition in 1944 at the Julien Levy Gallery in New York

This keeps your table clean from food residue and eliminates the need for an extra plate

the postwar push for endless growth and ever-increasing consumption gave rise to concerns about industrial pollution

Published to accompany a monographic exhibition of Oxman's work at The Museum of Modern Art

Tom Dixon Pose Portable Lamp Size:One Size the Max Bill Bauhaus AutomaticA sleek lamp that nods to human form, from a designer with work in MoMAs collection. For his Pose Portable Lamp, Tom Dixon was inspired by the Fresnel lenses used in lighthouses. Pose is composed of stacked conical forms in a posture that gives it an almost human presence. The lamp manipulates light into focused magnified beams for optimal light in your space that creates a striking effect. Tom Dixons work is represented in MoMAs collection. Features