The Wassily. The Wishbone. The Sputnik. The Tulip. The Eames. Following in the footsteps of other no-last-name rockstars of the era, it's hard to enumerate a more legendary roster of design icons.
Decades later, mid-century design and its smoky, low-slung minimalism hasn’t lost its warmth, thanks to a steady stream of reissues and revivals. Retailers like IKEA continue to mine the archive through collections like Nytillverkad, resurrecting pieces that go gangbusters on the resale market, such as the Gullsudare paper pendant and the five-legged Dyvlinge swivel, newly imagined in orange corduroy.
