Phase 2 designed by Dietrich Lubs in 1972

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Phase 2 designed by Dietrich Lubs in 1972
Old Braun ad for their alarm clocks.
Braun DN 40 designed by Dieter Rams and Dietrich Lubs in 1976.
Gary Hustwit, director of Helvetica, Objectified and Urbanized, is going to make a documentary about Dieter Rams! If you’re excited like me, please support the project on Kickstarter and be the first to see it in September 2017.
The ‘Book of Life’ recently wrote a chapter about the work of Dieter Rams and his aim for simplicity. The whole chapter can be read here.
(Via Doenja Oogjes)
Braun inspired work by Kim Seung Woo
Braun Aromaster KF 20 designed by Florian Seiffert in 1972.
Interview with Dieter Rams by Gary Hustwit.
Braun Sixtant SM2
HLD 4 Hair Dryer by Dieter Rams (1970). Photo by Koichi Okuwaki.
Great collection of Rams products!
Collected by: Eli Brumbaugh
It's all about the details! From: Eli Brumbaugh
The value, and espescially the legislation of design will be, in the future, measured more in terms of how it can enable us to survive ... on this planet.
Dieter Rams
There is no longer room for irrelevant things. We have no longer got the recourses. Irrelevance is out.
Dieter Rams
I hate everything that is driven by fashion. From the beginning it was hating the sixties American way of styling. Especially the cars. They changed their cars every two years to sell new ones. Which has nothing to do with good design.
Dieter Rams
Braun TP1 by Dieter Rams (1959)