
Lockheed Lounge (1988). Made out of riveted aluminum sheets, the Lockheed Lounge gained international fame in 1993 when Madonna used it in the music video for her track Rain. It became the world's most expensive design item in 2015 when it was sold at auction for £2,434,500 ($4.69 million).

NikeLab Air Vapormax (2017).

Kelvin 40 (2004). This concept jet designed by Marc Newson is named after Lord Kelvin, the nineteenth century physicist and mathematician known for his research in thermodynamics and absolute temperature, and the main character of Andrei Tarkovsky's film Solaris, another source of inspiration.

Orgone Chair (1994).

Qantas Skybed (2002). In 2001 Qantas engaged Marc to design a business Class seat that would recline to form a fully flatbed. The result features an enveloping cocoon with its own internal lighting system which Marc designed to create passenger privacy and personal security.

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos 568 (2016).

Pod of Drawers (1987).

(RED) desk (2013). Created for the (RED) Auction in 2013, this desk was made from solid pieces of aluminum.

The 486 shotgun (2014). Marc Newson's reinterpretation of a traditional side-by-side shotgun for Italian firearms brand Beretta featured a new lever design and intricate engraving.

Aikuchi Katana Sword (2014/2015). Marc Newson created a series of 10 katana swords in 2015 in collaboration with design studio WOW, modeled on the traditional weapons used by Japanese samurai warriors.


