Toggle menu 0 All our designers Designers Contact us Friso Kramer Friso Kramer was a quirky modernist. He believed in 'form follows function' and 'less is more'. Not as dogma but as outcome of human involvement. That was the essence of everything. The simplicity of his designs , meant that they were not eye-catching; yet everyone recognises at least one of his designs. This makes Friso Kramer the most famous, unknown designer. One of The Netherlands' largest industrial designers, he was a rare foreigner who was crowned with the English title; Royal Designer for Industry. This website uses cookies We use cookies to personalize your user experience, content and advertising, to provide social media features and to analyze our website traffic. More information about these cookies can be found in our Cookie Policy. If you click on "Agree", you indicate that you agree to place marketing cookies. Not agreed I agree

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Toggle menu 0 Friso Kramer Friso Kramer was a quirky modernist. He believed in 'form follows function' and 'less is more'. Not as dogma but as outcome of human involvement. That was the essence of everything. The simplicity of his designs , meant that they were not eye-catching; yet everyone recognises at least one of his designs. This makes Friso Kramer the most famous, unknown designer. One of The Netherlands' largest industrial designers, he was a rare foreigner who was crowned with the English title; Royal Designer for Industry. This website uses cookies We use cookies to personalize your user experience, content and advertising, to provide social media features and to analyze our website traffic. More information about these cookies can be found in our Cookie Policy. If you click on "Agree", you indicate that you agree to place marketing cookies. Not agreed I agree