Mattel Creations x MoMA Collection

Inspired by the artist Salvador Dalí and his work, Little People Collector has given two figures the Surrealist treatment. Designed in collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art, one figure is an interpretive, playful, self-portrait of Dalí with exaggerated features. The other reflects details...

This collaboration between The Museum of Modern Art and Magic 8 Ball showcases the visionary art of Alma Woodsey Thomas. The special edition transforms some of the iconic yes/no/maybe answers of the Magic 8 Ball with nine custom phrases inspired by Thomas, inviting you...

Beloved impressionist Claude Monet and his Water Lilies (1914-26) painting is the inspiration behind this special Little People Collector figure set created in collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art. Monet’s use of color and light is reimagined in the Little People style, with...

Experience the classic game of UNO through the lens of world-renowned art with this MoMA Edition deck. This extraordinary collaboration sees six iconic artworks from The Museum of Modern Art’s collection grace the playing cards. Four of them represent signature deck colors (Red, Blue,...

Iconic artist Frida Kahlo and her painting Fulang-Chang and I (1937) are the inspiration for this Little People Collector figure set, designed in collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art. Kahlo’s brilliant mix of surreal themes and realistic elements is reimagined in the Little...

France has a rich history in the art and design world, and that includes car design. Sweeping curves creating a teardrop-shaped body lend a sleek silhouette to the 1973 Citroën DS 23 Sedan. Paired with a minimalistic interior, this car exists at the crossroads...

Mattel Creations and and The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) have created a collectible with this Hot Wheels replica inspired by Jaguar’s most iconic vehicle, the 1963 Jaguar E-Type Roadster. Widely considered the most beautiful car ever made, it’s only fitting the Jaguar E-Type...

In the mid-1930s, German automakers were charged with designing an affordable, practical car to get as many Germans on the road as possible and bring the country into the auto age. The result was the Volkswagen, or “people’s car,” Type 1 Sedan. Better known...