The Design Museum in London's Holland Park is a celebrated 1960s-built building with a dramatic and innovative roof that evokes a large pitched tent. The museum's permanent collection, which is free to view, consists mainly of nostalgic, now-obsolete consumer products and technology that exemplify a unique and memorable design that bestows the items with a certain allure. There's a lot to see and it's just a fun place to visit.
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| In the museum shop |
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| Wall of favorite consumer goods designs |
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| Slinky! |
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| iPod Nanos |
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| "Head of Invention" by Eduardo Paolozzi, 1989 |
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| View of museum from Holland Park |
so should I hold on to the electric typewriter stored in basement.....old stuff in demand now.
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