Karim Rashid is one of the most prolific designers of his generation. Over 3000 designs in production, over 300 awards and working in over 40 countries attest to Karim's legend of design.
His award winning designs include luxury goods for Christofle, Veuve
Clicquot, and Alessi, democratic products for Umbra, Bobble, and 3M, furniture
for Bonaldo and Vondom, lighting for Artemide and Fabbian, high tech products
for Asus and Samsung, surface design for Marburg and Abet Laminati, brand
identity for Citibank and Sony Ericsson and packaging for Method, Paris
Baguette, Kenzo and Hugo Boss.
Karim's touch expands beyond product to interiors such as the Morimoto
restaurant, Philadelphia; Semiramis hotel, Athens; nhow hotel, Berlin;
Universita Metro Station, Naples as well as exhibition design for Deutsche Bank
and Audi.
Karim's work is featured in 20 permanent
collections and he exhibits art in galleries world wide. Karim is a perennial
winner of the Red Dot award, Chicago Athenaeum Good Design award, I.D. Magazine
Annual Design Review, IDSA Industrial Design
Karim is a frequent guest lecturer at universities and conferences
globally disseminating the importance of design in everyday life. He holds
Honorary Doctorates from the OCAD, Toronto and Corcoran College of Art &
Design, Washington. Karim has been featured in magazines and books including
Time, Vogue, Esquire, GQ, Wallpaper, and countless more.
Karim's latest monograph, Sketch (Frame Publishing, 2011), features 300
hand and digital drawings selected from the last 25 years. Other books include
KarimSpace, featuring 36 of Karim's interior architecture designs (Rizzoli,
2009); Design Your Self, Karim's guide to living (Harper Collins, 2006);
Digipop, a digital exploration of computer graphics (Taschen, 2005); Compact
Design Portfolio (Chronicle Books 2004); as well as two monographs, titled
Evolution (Universe, 2004) and I Want to Change the World (Rizzoli, 2001).
In his spare time Karim's pluralism flirts with
art, fashion, and music and is determined to creatively touch every aspect of
our physical and virtual landscape.
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