"organic design" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in references to nature-inspired designs, such as those used in architecture or landscape design. For example: "The architect was inspired by the natural curves of nature when creating the organic design of the building."
Their voluptuous surfaces suggest a hybrid of industrial materials and free-form organic design.
Her passion for organic design was enhanced by her study of Asian craftsmanship in the early 1940s.
The show is divided into six sections, named for factors that influenced the design of 20th-century modern furnishings: Manifesto, Reduction, Decoration, Organic Design, Construction and Technology.
The furniture in the sale includes a Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen side chair that won first prize in the Modern's 1941 "Organic Design in Home Furnishings" competition, which had Bloomingdale's as one of its sponsors.
In 1949 he built one of his most noted buildings, a school in the Paddington neighborhood of London that incorporated an organic design that he said was meant to resemble a plant unfurling with stems and leaves.
It was designed in 1957 by Henning Koppel, whose singular approach to organic design also produced necklaces resembling whale skeletons and a curvy pitcher that was nicknamed "the pregnant duck".
Her new organic designs have layers of fabric that float in the air.
Hadid's first completed project – a complex construction of tilted and clashing planes – looks very different from her later, organic designs.
Mr. Baker, 28, who is known for organic designs that incorporate stones, driftwood and reclaimed lumber, explained how he replicated Mr. Houtin's china pattern using twigs and felled trees.
It's a collaboration with Joey Roth, whose rounded, organic designs and interesting materials made me a fan years ago — and he continues to do good work (and wood work).
As a result, a part with complex geometries and organic designs can be manufactured with the desired surface finish with minimal setup.
