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Areaware are a Brooklyn based brand that create everyday products with a modern and playful twist, making them a delightful and fun addition to your interiors. Founder Noel Higgins describes the company as "a gallery for artists, sort of like a group show". They work with independent designers to bring their ideas to life by overseeing all aspects of taking a design product to market, including creative direction, product development, marketing and distribution.  Reality Hands series... Reality Hand hooks.... Distortion Candlesticks.... Reality Lock Key chains.... Eye Hide Boxes.... Little Puzzle Things....  

Important information: Following the advice of the Irish public health authorities and to protect the health and safety of our visitors and staff, IMMA will be closed to the public from 5:30pm, Thursday 12 March until Sunday 29 March 2020 inclusive. Please follow our social media channels for updates.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York, fondly known by most as MoMA established the world's first architecture and design department in 1932. The museum has long recognised the important role design has in our culture alongside more traditional mediums like painting and sculpture. MoMA's Design Studio design and produce products that adhere to a set of criteria that they use to ensure every item is a good fit with MoMA's vision of good design. We are very excited to present some of our favourites from their collection which are now available at The IMMA Shop. The first two criteria MoMA's Design...

Vilhelm Lundstrøm was one of Denmark's most successful modernist painters. He introduced French cubism to Denmark, and is remembered for his geometric still lifes, his cubistic scenes with nudes and his paintings of bottles, flasks and jugs. His style was characterised by clear, bright lines and few colours. Lundstrøm spent an extended period in France in the 1920s where he was influenced by Braque, Picasso and Cézanne. Nearly 100 years later, Danish designer Nicholai Wiig Hansen has taken Lundstrøm's paintings as the inspiration for this beautiful range of ceramics by Raawii. Perfectly formed and finished with rich, smooth, matte colours, these pieces are awfully desirable, like living...

The IMMA Shop has a pop up at Kildare Village until October 31st with a collection of exceptional gift ideas inspired by the new Desire exhibition at IMMA. On display we have some very special limited edition prints, so visitors to Kildare Village have a rare opportunity to expand (or start) their art collections.  Genieve Figgis is a rising star on the Irish art scene with 25 paintings in the Desire exhibition. Within just a few years of leaving school, Dublin based Figgis became a favourite of critics and artists alike, starting with Richard Prince, the art world's resident provocateur...