“Drawings are not just end products (…). Drawings express the interactions of our minds, eyes and hands” (Michael Graves)
As a firm believer in the importance of making good design accessible to the public, Michael Graves (July 9, 1934 – March 12, 2015) produced an enormous body of work that included product design alongside his architecture. Graves brought Postmodernism to the public eye through his emphasis on ornament and aesthetics, and stood firmly behind his design philosophy even as it went out of vogue.
Architect Michael Graves has spent thirty years renovated his home in Princeton, New Jersey. What started out as a warehouse has become a ...
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About this item Creamer is part of a fully coordinating collection by architect Michael Graves Body is crafted of 18/10 stainless steel; blue handle in PA resin adds a splash of color A beautiful accessory to any tea time or coffee hour Measures 4-1/4 inches wide, 1-7/8 inches high, and holds 20 centiliters (6.7 ounces) Should be hand washed for care
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A modern kitchen classic from Alessi, this kitchen timer was designed in 1992 by Michael Graves. For this everyday Kitchen Timer, Graves employed his Postmodernist visual language: the design combines influences from European and American Pop art, and pre-Columbian cultures. This wind-up timer has a mechanical movement
Architect Michael Graves has died at his home in Princeton, New Jersey, his office has announced.
Michael Graves (American, 1934-2015) Alessi (Italy, founded 1920) Coffee & Tea Piazza designed 1983, manuf 2001 sterling silver, aluminum, Bakelite, mock ivory 10.5 x 4.7 x 8" (teapot) Kamm Collection 2001.1.2 Photo: David H. Ramsey
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Designed in 1988 by Michael Graves, this 9096 Creamer is an everyday tabletop object devised in the same vein as his iconic 9093 Kettle. For this design, Graves employed his Postmodernist visual language: the design combines influences from European and American Pop art, and pre-Columbian cultures. Made in Italy from s
Postmodernist architect Michael Graves became a household name thanks to his popular line of consumer products for Target, but it was his mission to revolutionize the way that homes, office buildings, and—specifically—healthcare facilities are built that left an indelible mark on the world of architecture in general and accessible design especially.
