Werkbundarchiv – Museum der Dinge in Berlin

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  Lekso Kanchaveli

  :: 18 January 2018 20:36:16

  The Museum der Dinge has been collecting everyday objects since the 1970s and now it holds over 35,000 unique items in it’s vintage museum. The space is arranged around an “open storage” model that is continually updated and reconsidered. The objects on display are endlessly eclectic, but all share a sharp and austere quality of design. There are scientific instruments, Nazi propaganda pins, and children’s toys. Some of the objects are organized by color, some by theme. Most museums strive to preserve the more distant past, but the Museum der Dinge is focused almost exclusively on the 20th and 21st century, and the mass-produced, product-based culture that so often defines it. Starring at the shelves may compel visitors to ask themselves: why do people like objects? The Museum der Dinge is a perfect study site for design students, an inspiration for creative people and a delight to the eyes of object lovers!

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  Ragger Jonkers

  :: 30 August 2017 01:44:12

  Calm, quiet museum. You have to know that it's there beforehand, otherwise it will be hard to find. Discovered here how beautiful minimal packaging can be.

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  Nicola Kritzinger

  :: 09 July 2017 18:56:41

  This is an interesting collection of objects that reflect German production history and general human history of interaction with objects. Interesting, nice museum shop.

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  Domitian Ecker

  :: 18 April 2017 17:40:06

  I liked it, but you shouldn't expect too much. I needed a museum to kill 2 hours and that's pretty much all the time you need to see everything there is. Nothing too special, just post world war Krimskrams.

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  伊澤沙里

  :: 12 April 2017 01:50:07

  I like this museum so much! Because this museum is full of love for stuff. So many DDR dead stock stuff in this here. And this museum staff is so nice! My best Berlin museum ever !!!! I wanna go to this museum again!!!!