Amber Valletta wearing a suit, photographed by Craig McDean for Interview Magazine, July 2014.

MoMu Talk: Women in Design – The Relevance of Lilly Reich Today

Don't miss this engaging discussion on the cross-pollination between fashion and interior design, inspired by the work of modernist pioneer Lilly Reich.

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    • €18: Adult
    • €10: MoMu Friend / Circle
    • €10: Student / Young adult ages -26
    • €5: A Card, UiTpas holder with preferential rate

    This price includes a visit to the exhibition Fashion & Interiors. A Gendered Affair.

During the opening weekend of Fashion & Interiors. A Gendered Affair., MoMu hosts an inspiring talk on women in design. Taking Lilly Reich—a pioneer of modern design—as a starting point, we explore the impact and position of female designers today. Curator Romy Cockx leads a conversation with Stine Liv Buur (Design Classics Vitra) and Robin Schuldenfrei (The Courtauld) on design, interiors, and gender dynamics in the industry. A unique opportunity to gain insight into how women continue to redefine design.
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Stine Liv Buur

Stine Liv Buur has been with Vitra since 2013 as Design Manager Classics. She oversees the development of the classic furniture collection and manages collaborations with design families such as Eames, Prouvé, and Panton. With a background in architecture, she earned a PhD on luxury, quality, and the history of modern furniture. She explores how cultural and technological shifts shape design and contributes to publications and exhibitions at the Vitra Design Museum.

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Robin Schuldenfrei

Dr Robin Schuldenfrei is Reader of Architectural History at The Courtauld, University of London. Her research focuses on modern architecture, design, and materiality, with a particular interest in the Bauhaus. She explores the cultural and technological shifts that shape design, highlighting its historical and contemporary significance.

Image: Amber Valletta wearing a suit, photographed by Craig McDean for Interview Magazine, July 2014. Photo Craig McDean/Art+Commerce, model Amber Valletta.