The Judy Armchair By Frank Rettenbacher
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Industrial Design
Austrian designer Frank Rettenbacher graduated with a degree in industrial design from the University of Applied Science in Graz. Upon completing his studies, he worked in automotive design for Audi and as a lighting, electronic and strategic designer for Philips. He soon received recognition for his work. The ‘DesignLine’ glass TV was awarded the prestigious iF Gold Award and the Red Dot ‘Best of the Best’ Award, with products also included in the permanent collection of Amsterdam’s Museum of Modern Art. Through his eponymous studio, he also collaborates with other companies, including the renowned Italian furniture manufacturer Zanotta on a growing collection of furniture. The range features the designer’s signature metal legs with steel wires in a fresh and elegant take on mid-century design. Frank Rettenbacher lives and works in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Industrial Design
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