Thorvald Bindesbøll was born into an elite family of architects in Copenhagen and lived from 1846 to 1908.
Pioneer of European design, this Danish architect explored pottery, ceramics, furniture, embroidery, and—largely—silverware.
Thorvald drew his inspiration from Japanese art, paving the way to the Danish version of Art Nouveau.
For spring/summer 2016, Won Hundred looks to the minimalist interpretation of this renown Danish architect in a wearable collection of simple but vibrant designs.
See the collection.
Photos & text Copyright Won Hundred.