To say that we are passionate about design and functionality is an understatement. While the myFudo team has individual tastes, we do tend to lean towards similar styles. Of course, as you might imagine, we love dinnerware. If we could, we would have a different set of dishes to suit our every mood. One definite inclusion in our imaginary collection of dinnerware is a service for 12 of dinnerware created by Russel Wright, who introduced America to modern functional forms. He used sculptural, yet simplified shapes and pleasingly soft, yet cheery colors. He was a prolific industrial designer known for designing everything from dinnerware to appliances to furniture and fabrics. Born in Ohio in 1904, Russel Wright could be considered American nobility. His mother had direct ties with two of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. His father and grandfather were judges. Wright studied at the Art Academy of... Read the Rest →
To say that we are passionate about design and functionality is an understatement. While the myFudo team has individual tastes, we do tend to lean towards similar styles. Of course, as you might imagine, we love dinnerware. If we could, we would have a different set of dishes to suit our every mood. One definite inclusion in our imaginary collection of dinnerware is a service for 12 of dinnerware created by Russel Wright, who introduced America to modern functional forms. He used sculptural, yet simplified shapes and pleasingly soft, yet cheery colors. He was a prolific industrial designer known for designing everything from dinnerware to appliances to furniture and fabrics. Born in Ohio in 1904, Russel Wright could be considered American nobility. His mother had direct ties with two of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. His father and grandfather were judges. Wright studied at the Art Academy of... Read the Rest →
To say that we are passionate about design and functionality is an understatement. While the myFudo team has individual tastes, we do tend to lean towards similar styles. Of course, as you might imagine, we love dinnerware. If we could, we would have a different set of dishes to suit our every mood. One definite inclusion in our imaginary collection of dinnerware is a service for 12 of dinnerware created by Russel Wright, who introduced America to modern functional forms. He used sculptural, yet simplified shapes and pleasingly soft, yet cheery colors. He was a prolific industrial designer known for designing everything from dinnerware to appliances to furniture and fabrics. Born in Ohio in 1904, Russel Wright could be considered American nobility. His mother had direct ties with two of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. His father and grandfather were judges. Wright studied at the Art Academy of... Read the Rest →
