Every Product Tells a Story: Untold Matters of Award-Winning Design

By:

Peter Zec

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: red dot GmbH & Co. KG 2015Description: 108pISBN:

9783899391718

DDC classification:

745.2 SID-B-10920

Summary: Good products do not appear from nowwhere. In the beginning, there is always an idea which turns into the final product after a long development process and countless prototypes. But where do these ideas come from and how do designers get their motivation? Using a total of 21 examples, all of which received a distinction in the Red Dot Award: Product Design, the book explains where the inspiration for the concepts derives from and which human needs are fulfilled by the products. The works are divided into three groups: iconic models, material and basic needs and social responsibility. Expressive illustration and informative texts assure that the reading matter in Every Product Tells a Story is in no way dry, but is entertaining and instructive at the same time.

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Good products do not appear from nowwhere. In the beginning, there is always an idea which turns into the final product after a long development process and countless prototypes. But where do these ideas come from and how do designers get their motivation? Using a total of 21 examples, all of which received a distinction in the Red Dot Award: Product Design, the book explains where the inspiration for the concepts derives from and which human needs are fulfilled by the products. The works are divided into three groups: iconic models, material and basic needs and social responsibility. Expressive illustration and informative texts assure that the reading matter in Every Product Tells a Story is in no way dry, but is entertaining and instructive at the same time.

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