Phaidon Design Classics
 Phaidon Design Classics is a three volume set | |
| Country | United Kingdom |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Subject | Industrial design |
| Publisher | Phaidon Press Limited |
Publication date | April 2006 |
| Media type | Hardcover book |
| Pages | 3,300[1] |
| ISBN | 0714843997 |
| OCLC | 69173887 |
| 745.209 and 745.203[2] | |
| LC Class | NK1320 .P438 2006[3] |
Phaidon Design Classics is a British three volume set of reference books on industrial design since the 17th century.
It lists 999 objects that the editorial team chose as design classics.
Alan Fletcher was the art director for the project.
| List of contributors | ||
|---|---|---|
| Simon Alderson | Charles Gates | Charles Mellersh |
| Ralph Ball | Laura Giacalone | Alex Milton |
| Edward Barber | Grant Gibson | Christopher Mount |
| Lis Bogdan | Anna Goodall | Tim Parsons |
| Annabelle Campbell | Katy Djunn | Jane Pavitt |
| Claire Catterall | Ultan Guilfoyle | James Peto |
| Daniel Charny | Roo Gunzl | Phaidon Editors |
| Roberto Feo | Bruce Hannah | Michael Pritchard |
| Andrea Codrington | Sam Hecht | Mark Rappolt |
| Louise-Anne Comeau | Albert Hill | Hani Rashid |
| Geoffrey Monge | Ben Huges | Louise Schouwenberg |
| Alberto Cossu | Iva Janakova | Daljit Singh |
| Ilse Crawford | Meaghan Kombol | Rosanne Somerson |
| Kevin Davies | Kieran Long | Penny Sparke |
| Jan Dekker | Donna Loveday | Thimo te Duits |
| John Dunnigan | Hansjerg Maier-Aichen | Anthony Whitfield |
| Caroline Ednie | Sara Manuelli | William Wiles |
| Aline Ferrari | Michael Marriott | Gareth Williams |
| Max Fraser | Catherine McDermott | Megumi Yamashita |
| Richard Garnier | Justin McGuirk | Yolanda Zappaterra |
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