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Why talk about female design today? It’s not just a gender issue. It’s a question of voice.
In the great story of twentieth century design – and even contemporary design – female voices have always been there. But often put in the background, overlooked, confused with those of male colleagues. Yet, there are objects born from profoundly different perspectives <\/strong>, capable of reading the home, the body, everyday life with a design sensitivity that breaks with function and intertwines with life. <\/p>\n

They are not “female pieces”. They are pieces of universal design <\/strong>, which however start from experiences, questions, intuitions born from women. Designers, architects, project thinkers. <\/p>\n

Feminine design: iconic objects created by women in design <\/h2>\n

Here is a journey through some of the iconic <\/strong> female design objects \u0096 more or less known \u0096 which tell of the intelligence, strength, vision of those who designed with their head, with their hands and with their heart. <\/p>\n

1. Marianne Brandt \u0096 Bauhaus teapot, 1924 – Female design: icons of women in design <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"DESIGN <\/p>\n

In the metal laboratory of the Bauhaus, reserved almost exclusively for men, Marianne Brandt <\/strong> bursts with talent and rigor. His teapot \u0096 silver and ebony, made of circles and clean lines \u0096 is a manifesto of function, but with a delicacy that distinguishes it from many contemporary objects. <\/p>\n

She wasn’t just a designer. She was also one of the first women to break the mold of a school that spoke of modernity, but still practiced exclusion <\/strong> . His teapot is at MoMA today: elegant, symbolic, still very current. <\/p>\n

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2. Eileen Gray \u0096 Bibendum Armchair, 1926 <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"DESIGN <\/p>\n

The Bibendum Chair is ironic, sensual, powerful. Designed by Eileen Gray <\/strong> in the 1920s, it is inspired by the famous “Michelin Man” – an advertising symbol that has become a form of hospitality. <\/p>\n

Two large padded rings, a large seat cushion, a modernist structure. But also a subtle message: the strength of design that welcomes without subjugating <\/strong> . Gray designed homes for independent women, and the Bibendum was the perfect armchair for reading, reflecting, feeling good. <\/p>\n

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3. Charlotte Perriand \u0096 Chaise longue Tokyo, 1940-1954 <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"DESIGN <\/p>\n

Many know her for having worked with Le Corbusier, but Charlotte Perriand <\/strong> had a vision of her own. After a long stay in Japan, he developed a series of seats influenced by oriental aesthetics: among these, the Tokyo chaise longue <\/strong>, made with bamboo slats and a folding structure. <\/p>\n

Minimalist and material, it blends the efficiency of Western design with the silent spirituality of Japanese craftsmanship <\/strong>. A bridge between cultures. A session that invites calm. <\/p>\n

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4. Nanna Ditzel \u0096 Hanging Egg Chair, 1959 <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"Nanna <\/p>\n

The Hanging Egg Chair <\/strong> is a chair suspended like a cocoon, a floating refuge for the body and mind. Created by Nanna Ditzel <\/strong>, a pioneer of Danish design, it is still today among the best-selling and reinterpreted objects of the Scandinavian style. <\/p>\n

Ditzel simply didn’t want tofurnish, but create emotional environments <\/strong>, where design became part of the experience. A warm, free, accessible aesthetic. A woman who taught. <\/p>\n

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5. Gae Aulenti \u0096 Pipistrello Lamp, 1965 <\/strong> – Female design: icons of women in design <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"LAMPADA <\/p>\n

A cultured, multifaceted, energetic architect, Gae Aulenti <\/strong> has designed major projects (Mus\u00e9e d’Orsay in Paris, Palazzo Grassi in Venice), but also objects that have remained close to her heart. <\/p>\n

The Pipistrello <\/strong> is a telescopic lamp, with a steel base and methacrylate cap: evocative, sculptural, iconic. It’s not a salon piece. It is a declaration of identity <\/strong>, born in years when women in design were rare and often silenced. But Aulenti spoke loudly. With the voice of form. <\/p>\n

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6. Patricia Urquiola \u0096 Husk Chair, 2011 <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"Patricia <\/p>\n

Comfort and thought, softness and precision. <\/strong> The Husk, designed by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia, combines a rigid shell (in recycled plastic) with modular and welcoming cushions. Each element can be removed, moved, rearranged. <\/p>\n

Urquiola does not design \u0093comfortable\u0094 objects. Design living experiences: not to amaze, but to stay <\/strong> . Husk is an invitation to slow down, sit down, listen to your body. A design that speaks the language of today. And he doesn’t scream. <\/p>\n

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7. Zaha Hadid \u0096 Liquid Glacial Table, 2012 <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"Zaha <\/p>\n

Zaha Hadid has made the impossible a practice. With the Liquid Glacial Table <\/strong>, he made water solid: the top seems to ripple under the gaze, the legs are crystalline vortices, as if they had been sculpted by time. <\/p>\n

It’s not just a table. It’s a landscape. It is a visual metaphor <\/strong> of its fluid architecture. Hadid did not like limits: neither technical, nor aesthetic, nor cultural. And this object is pure plastic poetry. <\/p>\n

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8. Matali Crasset \u0096 Concentr\u00e9 de Vie, 2009 <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"Matali <\/p>\n

The result of research into contemporary living, Concentr\u00e9 de Vie <\/strong> is a habitable piece of furniture: bed, desk, wardrobe, bookcase in a single object. Designed for small spaces, it is designed for students, migrants, urban nomads. <\/p>\n

Matali Crasset <\/strong> works between design and sociology. His colorful and modular style tells that the project can be political, and that creativity is a form of social care <\/strong> . <\/p>\n

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9. Hella Jongerius \u0096 Polder Sofa, 2005 <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"Polder <\/p>\n

Dissonant colours, asymmetric shapes, hand-sewn buttons in relief: the Polder Sofa <\/strong> , designed by Hella Jongerius <\/strong> for Vitra, is a perfect patchwork of imperfections. <\/p>\n

It is a sofa that does not try to standardize <\/strong>, but to tell: different territories, different cultures, different materials that coexist. Jongerius is convinced that design must have a “soul”. And the Polder has a lot of it. <\/p>\n

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10. Nika Zupanc \u0096 Lolita Lamp, 2008 <\/strong> – Female design: icons of women in design <\/strong> <\/h2>\n

\"design <\/p>\n

The Lolita Lamp <\/strong> is a small colpo scene. Pink lampshade, retro details, a shape that recalls a subtle irony. But it’s not a quirk. It is an elegant provocation <\/strong> against the stereotype of the woman-object. <\/p>\n

Nika Zupanc <\/strong> creates a design that plays with femininity to liberate it. Lolita is a heavy name, and she turns it into light. Literally. <\/p>\n

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Is there a common lesson of female design? <\/h2>\n

All these objects do not scream \u0093feminism\u0094. But they bring in a different way of thinking about design <\/strong>: more inclusive, less self-referential, more attentive to daily gestures, relationships, freedom. <\/p>\n

They are not \u0093feminine objects\u0094. They are design acts full of meaning <\/strong> . Which tell us that there is a parallel history of design, often silent, never marginal. <\/p>\n

And which today more than ever deserves to be known, told and celebrated. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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