Description

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- Year after year Living, edited by Peter Zec, one of the best design experts in the world, combs the domestic sphere for innovation in design, whether it be in interior design, living rooms and bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and sanitary equipment, lighting and lamps, as well as urban and public spaces- A must-have for anyone looking to stay on top of the most current trends in international product design- Additionally, the design team of the year, as well as designer and jury portraits will be presentedNowadays, your home is one of the most important places to retreat to, making it all the more important that you feel unconditionally at ease there. Luckily, well-conceived design can transform any space into a temple of well-being, regardless of its size. Whether it's DIY designs for tight living spaces, environmentally friendly design products for a responsible life, or tasteful solutions for public spaces: Living 2019/2020 will show you most worthy international product designs in the areas of interior design, living rooms and bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and sanitary equipment, lighting and lamps, urban design and public spaces. Text in English and German.

About the Author

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Professor Dr. Peter Zec, born 1956, is an international well-known design expert. He is the founder and CEO of Red Dot. He has been active for over 25 years as a communications and design consultant for numerous companies and lectures throughout the world in design-relevant topics. As an expert on the international design scene he is the publisher of the Red Dot Design Yearbook and the International Yearbook Brand & Communication Design. He has published the following books among others: Informationsdesign (1988), Design goes virtual! (1996), German Design Standards (1997; 2005), Designing Success (1999), Good Design (2000), Hall of Fame. Companies Searching for Excellence in Design (2003; 2007), Return on Ideas - Better by Design (2006), Who's Who in Design (2003; 2007), The Design Value - a Strategy for Business Success (2010), Homo Ex Data - The Natural of the Artificial (2018), The Form of Simplicity - Good Design for a better Quality of Life (2018), as well as The Form of Success (2018).