Few designers have shaped modern American style quite like Jonathan Adler. Potter, sculptor, interior designer, author, exuberant aesthete – his influence stretches far beyond the glossy surfaces of his glamorous hotels or the playful silhouettes of his iconic ceramics.
What makes Jonathan so compelling isn’t simply his signature blend of wit and chic, or the surprising combination of sharp minimalism – yes, minimalism – wrapped in joyful irreverence. It’s the depth beneath the sparkle: a lifelong devotion to craft that began, fairly literally, with a fainting spell in front of a Brancusi sculpture.
