Tord Boontje | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Dutch-born designer Tord Boontje is a graduate of both the Design Academy in Eindhoven and the Royal College of Art in London. His relatively short career (he completed his education in 1994) has thus far produced a large number of award-winning designs. His interior architecture and exhibition design include unique and limited edition works, as well as work for museums like the Victorian and Albert, and retailers as varied as Target and Hermes. Boontje's mass-produced designs include textiles for Kvadrat, tableware for Salviati, and numerous other projects. Boontje's designs are in the collections of the following museums: the Victorian and Albert, the Museum of Modern Art, SFMOMA, the St. Louis Art Museum,... more.

We have 2 objects that Tord Boontje has been involved with.

A tangled cascade of silver flower and leaf shapes falls from a bare light bulb, which is almost concealed by the foliage. Black and white flowers and leaves accent the mass of strands. The metal shapes are clumped in a thicket at the top of the form before thinning out at the bottom, showing the silhouettes of the flowers and leaves.

Tord Boontje has collaborated with
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