Donald Judd’s work bridges the gap between art and design. Known for his minimalist sculptures, he also created furniture pieces that challenge traditional boundaries. His chairs, tables, and shelves are both functional and sculptural, embodying his philosophy of simplicity and clarity. Judd’s installations in Marfa, Texas, integrate his art and design into the architecture, creating unified spaces. His work exemplifies how artistic principles can transform interior objects into both practical and aesthetic experiences.