Luba Lukova, a New York-based artist from Bulgaria, creates impactful artwork addressing social issues like justice and freedom through minimalist design and visual storytelling.Read More →
The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet revolutionized early 20th-century kitchen efficiency, empowering homemakers and becoming a beloved vintage design icon.Read More →
The 1930s was a decade marked by elegance, restraint, and a return to natural beauty in the decorative arts. Amidst the economic hardships of theRead More →
The 1950s redefined kitchens as multifunctional family spaces, blending style and practicality, with publications influencing trends that prioritized comfort, efficiency, and modern design elements.Read More →
Otto Prutscher, a key figure in Austrian design, excelled in glassware while promoting modernism through the Wiener Werkstätte, combining decorative elements with functional simplicity.Read More →
The 1961 advertisement for Acella curtains highlighted their synthetic material, bold geometric patterns, and vibrant colors, embodying mid-century modern design for contemporary interiors.Read More →
Lampblack powder, derived from soot, is a versatile black pigment widely used in inks, paints, calligraphy, and various decorative arts throughout history.Read More →
“Pop Art: Colour Library” by Jamie James explores the influential movement’s origins, key artists, and ongoing impact, offering a vibrant introduction to 20th-century visual culture.Read More →
Aladdin lamps, innovated by Victor Johnson, revolutionized kerosene lighting with superior brightness and efficiency, becoming collectable treasures noted for their vibrant glass designs and historical significance.Read More →
Zika and Lida Ascher, 20th-century textile pioneers, revolutionized fabric design by bridging art and fashion through innovative collaborations and vibrant materials, leaving a lasting legacy.Read More →