Apr 04

Iceland’s HiddenWorld Textiles: Architecture-inspired prints from graphic designer María Rut Dýrfjörð

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Iceland's HiddenWorld Textiles


While Iceland is probably best known for its majestic scenery and interesting culinary traditions, the island nation’s largest cities are marked by the stoic architecture of Guðjón Samúelsson, an imposing designer that stood as Iceland’s state architect from 1920 to 1950. Perhaps most…

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