Memphis mania returns—spanning archival revivals, global exhibitions, and artistic homages from Francesco Vezzoli and beyond.

Last week, after an unexpected discovery, rare pieces of technology designed by Italian architect Ettore Sottsass were exhibited ... of the 1980s postmodern design movement.

In 1981, the German fashion designer moved into a high-rise in Monaco and furnished his apartment with the playful designs of ...

Primarily nestled near the city's trailblazing Design District and DCOTA ... conceived in 1981 by Ettore Sottsass, squiggly, brightly hued rugs and soft seating, vibrantly tinted walls ...

In his Design Miami US debut ... Merging references to the iconic designs of the movement's founder, Italian pioneer Ettore Sottsass, with locally inspired details, such as the "bubblegum ...

In addition to making the typewriter sexy, Ettore Sottsass founded the Memphis Group, an influential Italian collective that considered design and architecture to be intertwined. This exhibition ...

Francesco Vezzoli’s apartment and studio are tributes to his lifelong fascination with the Memphis Group design collective ... a Solitaria console by Ettore Sottsass; a reproduction of Bertel ...

Another design from the past getting its second wind is the emphatically Memphis Milano-style phone Ettore Sottsass and David Kelley – founder of renowned product design studio IDEO – co-conceived in ...