German industrial designer
Dieter Rams might not be a household name, but we’ve been living with his sleek, elegant creations since the 1950s. As the design director of then-fledgling electronics company Braun, he produced iconic white or gray record players, electric shavers, coffee makers and calculators that are now on display in spots like
New York City’s
Museum of Modern Art. Brit designer
Jonathan Ive, the mastermind behind
Apple, is also a fan, thanks to Rams’ less-is-more aesthetic. So, we were thrilled to hear that Rams’ brilliant
606 Universal Shelving System for Vitsoe is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Easily assembled from interchangeable parts, the 606 can be customized for small or large storage. What’s more, complete sets start at $285, so you don’t have to shell out a fortune for timeless, functional design.
Square Feet: 159 E. Walton Place, Chicago, IL
This 4,445 square foot condo, located in the historic
Palmolive Building, boasts
Lake Michigan views, an elegant entryway and functional, minimalist decor. See the property
in photos.
Square Feet: Frank Lloyd Wright's Coonley House
This Prairie-style gem was designed over a century ago, by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Now a designated historic landmark, the home features eight rooms, a two-car garage and multiple fireplaces.
More Photos and Videos
Copyright LXTV
