More than a year after it first hit the market, an Upper West Side penthouse designed by a Memphis design legend is back—and with a significant price cut. A 5,377-square-foot triplex penthouse ...

The late Ettore Sottsass, who in the 1980s joined the pop-culture firmament as the founder of the Memphis design group, once quipped that being the subject of a retrospective was “a bit macabre ...

Memphis design is having a moment, and for those who are devoted to the playful ’80s movement, the penthouse atop the Upper West Side’s Hotel des Artistes could be the opportunity of a lifetime.

For 65 years, Ettore Sottsass' designs have turned the world on its head. And he's not done yet.

Sottsass was also the co-founder of the radical 1980s design group Memphis—a collective inspired by the Bob Dylan song “Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again”—which included ...

Ettore Sottsass’ influence touched the farthest reaches of the design world, inspiring generations of young designers from across many disciplines. CNN values your feedback 1.

As Barbara Radice, a design critic and Sottsass’s spouse of over 30 years, once shared, “Ettore found India because he needed India… He looked for it and found it instinctively, as animals ...

The Memphis group, which was established in 1981 and namd for the song “Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again” by Bob Dylan, remains the work for which Sottsass is still best ...

Ettore Sottsass’ influence touched the farthest reaches of the design world, inspiring generations of young designers from across many disciplines. CNN values your feedback 1.