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Design by Vitsœ

The speech delivered by Dieter Rams in 1976 to an audience in New York.

From punk to Bauhaus

Film-maker Gary Hustwit connects the dots between his DIY aesthetic and Dieter Rams.

A domestic history

Giles Round considers the way we live.

Flexible working

Dance-circus company Motionhouse share Vitsœ’s home in Royal Leamington Spa.

Singular vision

Bob Greenberg talks about how his past informs the future.

New discipline

West Coast collector Joel Chen explains his life as a compulsive collector.

Thoughtful interactivity

Our quirky team of affable planners is focused on building long-term relationships.

The nature of books

A childhood trip to the library sparked Tony Brook’s career in graphic design.

Adapting to a West Coast environment

After moving Vitsœ and his family to Los Angeles in 2011, Rob Fissmer has now opened our first West Coast shop.

Personal, precise, organised chaos

The Archers on Vitsœ and West Coast architecture.

Staying power

Colourful duo Sue and Alan Ravitz balance art and psychiatry in New York.

Embracing imperfection

Painter Erik Schmidt accepts the marks of time in his Berlin apartment.

Sandy, the ‘Duracell bunny’

An unstoppable force in our workshop team for over 20 years.

A birthday present for Dieter Rams

A visit to our new production building and HQ in Royal Leamington Spa.

A writer’s retreat

Penny Martin creates space for quiet contemplation.

Mindful productivity

Meet the production team that keeps Vitsœ’s heart beating.

A family framework

After almost 20 years, Vitsœ continues to adapt to family life in this London home.

An evolving Design Museum

Britain’s champion of design has moved home.

The home of good design

Dieter Rams’s 1971 house has been protected for future generations.

magCulture’s new home

Jeremy Leslie redefines the modern magazine shop.

Vitsœ in Zurich

Our planners will take up temporary residence from time to time at the Zurich shop of independent publisher Nieves.

Support the first Rams film

You may be familiar with the name Gary Hustwit via his notable documentaries Helvetica, Objectified and Urbanized. His latest film, Rams, is the first feature-length documentary about our designer Dieter Rams.

Perennial favourites

We welcome S.E.H Kelly back to our London shop