Alessandro Mendini1, Alfredo Häberli3, Álvaro Siza1, Antoine et Manuel1, Antoni Gaudí17, Arquitectura-G1, Cristian Zuzunaga1, Doshi Levien1, Eduard Samsó1, Ettore Sottsass3, Eugeni Quitllet2, Färg & Blanche1, Isabel Gamero1, Jaime Hayon29, Jordi Badia1, Jordi Pérez1, Josep Maria Jujol1, Klas Ernflo5, Konstantin Grcic7, Lluís Clotet5, Muller Van Severen7, Oscar Tusquets20, Otto Canalda2, Pepe Cortés6, Ramón Úbeda1, Ronan Bouroullec9, Sabine Marcelis1, Salvador Dalí11, Serban Ionescu4, Stephen Burks2, Willo Perron1, Xavier Mañosa1
The work of Konstantin Grcic is characterised by careful research and refined results, as well as a minimalist style with considered simplicity.
Grcic was born in 1965 and trained as a cabinet maker at the John Makepeace School for Craftsmen in Wood before studying design at the Royal College of Art in London. He set up his office in Munich in 1991, now based in Berlin, operating among diverse fields, including exhibition and industrial design to architectural collaborations. He has worked with names like Aeance, Authentics, Cassina, ClassiCon, Flötotto, Flos, Galerie Kreo, Kettal, Laufen, Magis, Muji, Nespresso, Plank, Smart, Vitra and BD.
His meticulous attention to detail is shown in his designs: they have utilitarian elegance and sharp angular forms. His extensive research and use of technology have placed him in the permanent collections of numerous museums across the globe, and he has won numerous international awards for his beautifully functional designs.
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