Chiappone Konstantin Grcic mid-century furniture

Chiappone Grcic Konstantin is a German mid-century furniture designer. He was born in Munich in 1930 and died in Berlin in 2015. His work is characterized by its use of simple geometric forms, clean lines, and high-quality materials. He was also one of the first designers to use new materials, such as plastic and metal, in his furniture. Grcic's best-known designs include the "Mayday" lamp (1999), the "Myto" chair (2011), and the "OK" lamp (2016). His work has been featured in major design museums around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. Grcic's designs are known for their functionality, durability, and timeless style. They are also relatively affordable, making them accessible to a wide range of people.