12 Of Marc Newson's Most Iconic Designs

Legendary designer Marc Newson is joining Apple as senior vice president of design under Jonathan Ive. It’s been said that Newson and Ive have been friends for years and have worked together on several projects, including the 1.5 ton (RED) desk revealed last year. What follows is a sampling of Marc Newson’s design timeline starting with the always-incredible Lockheed Lounge that was designed in 1986.

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