The words 'made in Germany' stand for quality, functional solutions and consistent reliability.
Form is all about.
Although German design can boast of a splendid reputation worldwide, the image evoked inevitably focuses on the Bauhaus, the Ulmer Schule and Braun Design. The newcomers are part of Germany's contemporary design generation, a group that is interested in working together with other disciplines, from interior architecture and music to graphic design and the world of the Internet. Members of the new generation see themselves more as artists than as technocrats, but this doesn't mean that they're ready to abandon the traditional German values of quality and functionality. Their work, however, is less rigid and more sensitive than what the world has come to expect of German design. Form is still in its infancy, Wortmann and Hopf have already made quite a name for themselves.