MOMA Design Store

Design Milk caught up with MoMa's director of merchandising, Emmanuel Plat, to find out more about the new Museum Store at MoMA.

MoMA Exclusive: Designed by Ettore Sottsass—founding member of the Memphis Group—in 1988, this electric kettle brings a bright pop of contrasting colors to your kitchen. This updated version features new color combinations chosen by us in collaboration with Bodum. At once an everyday object and Postmodern sculpture, th

The MoMA Design Store opened its second standalone store in Kyoto, designed by Lumsden.

The MoMA Design Store opened its second standalone store in Kyoto, designed by Lumsden.

A postcard pit-stop? No longer. These days, many museums are blurring the line between shop and exhibition space, and products on hand–often limited edition or collector’s items–are expected to stand out almost as artfully as pieces in the permanent collection.

If you’ve ever entertained dreams of being a high-rolling art collector, this whimsically illustrated, fast-paced board game is your chance. Thirty–six art masterpieces are up for auction. Are they bargains to be snapped up or over–hyped drains on your finances? You'll never know unless you bid! In this board game for up to six players, you travel the world as an art collector scouring the auction houses, visiting art fairs, and making private deals in search of elusive artworks to complete…

MoMA Exclusive: Made in Italy from painted metal, this set of three shelves in tones of blue provides an attractive way to store items around your home, from the kitchen to your bathroom to your workspace. Use the shelves to store spices and kitchen tools, books and art objects, or tool and arts and crafts supplies. They mount easily to the wall (hardware included). Each shelf in this set measures 2h x 24w x 6"d.

The Componibili is classic modular storage unit that was designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri in 1969 and was featured in the 1972 MoMA exhibition Italy: The New Domestic Landscape. A pioneer for women’s rights, Ferrieri was one of the first women to graduate from Milan Polytechnic Institute in 1943. In 1973, she became

Invite Yoshitomo Nara to your next cocktail party with this set of four coasters, each printed with a reproduction of the artist’s work. They’re made from laminated MDF with felt undersides and each measures 3.75”sq. Wipe clean with damp cloth. Yoshitomo Nara’s artwork is represented in MoMA’s collection.The Yoshitom