Description
Explore the transformative world of design with '100 Ideas that Changed Design.' This compelling book presents a curated collection of the most groundbreaking concepts that have revolutionized product and industrial design. Authored by leading experts, it offers a rich narrative that seamlessly weaves through the history of design, highlighting crucial ideas that emerged from the 19th and early 20th-century craft movements. From the impact of mass production to the creative principles of the modern movement and the innovations arising in post-war consumer society, this book serves as an invaluable resource for design enthusiasts. Readers will discover pivotal ideas such as Open-Source Design and Biomimicry, showcasing how nature can inspire sustainable solutions in contemporary design practices. Perfect for students, professionals, and anyone fascinated by the evolution of design, this book not only educates but also provokes insightful discussions about the future of design. With 216 pages filled with stunning visuals and engaging content, '100 Ideas that Changed Design' is an essential addition to your design library. Dive into this enlightening exploration of design history and be inspired by the ideas that continue to shape our world today.