inside the designer's studio : RAN LERNER
A lecture forum providing an opportunity to meet New York City's most prominent designers, and through their work, discover their inspirations, aspirations and industry insights.
Ran Lerner
Please join us on Thursday, July 17th at 7pm. We will feature Ran Lerner, owner of Ran Lerner Design Inc. and virtuoso of casual, contemporary, aff ordable - and intellectual! - design for the home.
Design Within Reach - Tribeca Studio
124 Hudson Street New York, NY 10013 Phone: 212.219.2217
$10 IDSA members
$15 non-members
$5 students
Originally from Israel, Lerner received his master's degree in industrial design from Domes Academy in Milan in 1998. In 2003, Ran Lerner Design Inc. was established in order to bring witty and functional design concepts to lighting, furniture and home accessories. His studio integrates original thinking and mass-market accessibility - and as a result, his designs can be found at Crate & Barrel, The Conran Store, MOMA, Bloomingdales, Bed Bath & Beyond and Sears, among many others.
Lerner's most well-loved designs include: the "Doodlebook Frame" for Umbra, "Float" flatware manufactured by Yamazaki, aluminum "Caddy" salt and pepper shakers for Reed & Barton, "The White Clock" for Kikkerland and others. Ran Lerner Designs has been featured in publicationsincluding The New York Times, Food & Wine, ID Magazine, House & Garden and Gifts & Accessories. The firm has exhibited internationally.
Ran Lerner
Please join us on Thursday, July 17th at 7pm. We will feature Ran Lerner, owner of Ran Lerner Design Inc. and virtuoso of casual, contemporary, aff ordable - and intellectual! - design for the home.
Design Within Reach - Tribeca Studio
124 Hudson Street New York, NY 10013 Phone: 212.219.2217
$10 IDSA members
$15 non-members
$5 students
Originally from Israel, Lerner received his master's degree in industrial design from Domes Academy in Milan in 1998. In 2003, Ran Lerner Design Inc. was established in order to bring witty and functional design concepts to lighting, furniture and home accessories. His studio integrates original thinking and mass-market accessibility - and as a result, his designs can be found at Crate & Barrel, The Conran Store, MOMA, Bloomingdales, Bed Bath & Beyond and Sears, among many others.
Lerner's most well-loved designs include: the "Doodlebook Frame" for Umbra, "Float" flatware manufactured by Yamazaki, aluminum "Caddy" salt and pepper shakers for Reed & Barton, "The White Clock" for Kikkerland and others. Ran Lerner Designs has been featured in publicationsincluding The New York Times, Food & Wine, ID Magazine, House & Garden and Gifts & Accessories. The firm has exhibited internationally.
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