May 29

Selling Virtual Versions of Design Classics: Is This Even Legal?

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Black market?

A European company called 3D Furniture sells design classics of yore: Work from the Eameses, Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe and everything you’d see in a History of ID class. They also sell modern-day stuff designed by Starck, Rashid, Arad, et. al. But as you’ve probably gathered from the company’s name, none of the stuff is real; it’s all 3D models meant for architects to drop into renderings.

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