Rem Koolhaas and Virgil Abloh Discuss Consumerism, IKEA and Millennial Design
System Magazine and Buro 24/7 recently brought together Virgil Abloh and Rem Koolhaas to discuss contemporary consumerism and millennial design. Abloh, a rising American fashion designer and artistic director at Louis Vuitton, explains how his background in architecture has shaped his research into consumerism and culture. Koolhaas expands the discussion to explore Abloh's work with IKEA and his thoughts on residential design and the future of work.
Virgil Abloh and Rem Koolhaas. Image © Piotr Niepsuj for Buro 24/7
System Magazine and Buro 24/7 recently brought together Virgil Abloh and Rem Koolhaas to discuss contemporary consumerism and millennial design. Abloh, a rising American fashion designer and artistic director at Louis Vuitton, explains how his background in architecture has shaped his research into consumerism and culture. Koolhaas expands the discussion to explore Abloh's work with IKEA and his thoughts on residential design and the future of work.As Buro 24/7 states, "We brought together the 73-year-old architect and theorist of society, urbanism, living spaces and consumerism with the 37-year-old polymath for a wide-ranging conversation, one that reveals two original thinkers currently shaping the landscape of the world we live in." Abloh discusses his research with millennials, saying that, "No one owns anything anymore, but if you have knowledge of a certain chair, then it is part of your dinner conversation." He goes on ...
Virgil Abloh and Rem Koolhaas. Image © Piotr Niepsuj for Buro 24/7
System Magazine and Buro 24/7 recently brought together Virgil Abloh and Rem Koolhaas to discuss contemporary consumerism and millennial design. Abloh, a rising American fashion designer and artistic director at Louis Vuitton, explains how his background in architecture has shaped his research into consumerism and culture. Koolhaas expands the discussion to explore Abloh's work with IKEA and his thoughts on residential design and the future of work.As Buro 24/7 states, "We brought together the 73-year-old architect and theorist of society, urbanism, living spaces and consumerism with the 37-year-old polymath for a wide-ranging conversation, one that reveals two original thinkers currently shaping the landscape of the world we live in." Abloh discusses his research with millennials, saying that, "No one owns anything anymore, but if you have knowledge of a certain chair, then it is part of your dinner conversation." He goes on ...
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