Informacje te wykorzystuje się następnie do tworzenia lub ulepszania Twojego profilu (który to profil może obejmować możliwe zainteresowania i cechy osobiste). Twój profil może być wykorzystywany (również później) do prezentowania treści, które wydają się bardziej odpowiednie w oparciu o Twoje ewentualne zainteresowania, na przykład poprzez dostosowanie kolejności wyświetlania treści, aby … Continue reading →

Minima is pleased to announce the acquisition of Sushi Chair by Campana Brothers for the Philadelphia Museum of Art. An enlarged figurative aesthetic does not have to be grounded only in forms found in nature; it can also be borrowed from disciplines such as the culinary arts and medicine. An … Continue reading →

During October 2-13, Minima is celebrating our 20th anniversary with exhibits on design. Special programming runs October 4-6, including a Design Festival on North 3rd Street between Arch and Race on Saturday, October 5.

We are featuring Phenomena lights from Czech glassblowers. the collection was inspired by simple shapes: a circle, a triangle, a rectangle and an oval. The term phenomenon comes from the Greek word for “appearance”. The forms are what you see on first sight. In Plato’s idealist philosophy, phenomena are transient, … Continue reading →

Minima, will host Sensory Design as part of the Philadelphia Design District’s DesignPhiladelphia 2018 events. Our exhibit, Touched by Design, will be open for public viewing from Oct 9th thru Oct 13th 11-6pm at Minima’s two Old City locations. It features work from local ceramicist Teresa Chang, as well as … Continue reading →

Minima will host American design phenom Murray Moss for a reading and book signing of the recently published memoir, please do not touch (and other things you could not do at the design store that changed design) on Friday October 12th at 6:00 pm. Co-authored with Moss’ life partner Franklin … Continue reading →

The Philadelphia Design District will be celebrating its Premiere launch event from April 14th - 28th, 2018. This showcase will feature designers, artists and world-renowned brands, celebrating Philadelphia as the newest urban design destination. Join us at the Bridge Building in Old City for talks and the open exhibit.

With the Wittmann Hayon Workshop, a new style has been born: eclectic, exciting, Mediterranean-baroque and yet timeless. It was created by the playful collaboration between the hyper-creative Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon, and the Austrian manufacturer Wittmann. It embodies vitality and confidence, just as their role models from the grand era of Viennese Modernism. Rotation, turning, return – these are the meanings of the Spanish word Vuelta. The backrest rotates playfully around the corner, becomes the armrest, continues on to the sitter – or recliner–in order to enclose them, as in an embrace. The Vuelta Lounge Chair radiates through its unusual proportions, a special charm as a solitary character or the perfect counterpart for the Vuelta Sofa.