Marcel Breuer Clay Tile Bathroom: Mid-Century Design Showcase
Marcel Breuer, architect of the UNESCO building, designed a classic mid-century bathroom with durable and beautiful clay tiles in black, grey, and white.Read More →
January 31, 2025
Explore the stylish world of 1950s decorative arts, where Mid-Century Modern, Scandinavian design, and Atomic Age aesthetics transformed interiors, furniture, and ceramics. Discover the designers, materials, and trends that defined this vibrant era.
Marcel Breuer, architect of the UNESCO building, designed a classic mid-century bathroom with durable and beautiful clay tiles in black, grey, and white.Read More →
The Philco Predicta Television, an influential design breakthrough, featured a swiveling screen and futuristic aesthetic, embodying the Space Age technology influence. Read More →
Paris, a hub of artistic creativity in the 1950s, attracted intellectuals and tourists. Parisian motifs influenced fashion and design, while films and jazz clubs depicted its vibrant culture.Read More →
John Rodriquez became well known for his textile designs in the early 1950’s. He introduced a unique Australian Style. Read More →
The period after World War II saw a surge in optimism and creativity in furniture design. With the use of new materials and production techniques, Modernism evolved into a more relaxed and mass-produced style. Recovering economies and the availability of varied materials led to a diverse range of designs, including the incorporation of natural elements in “Soft Modernism.”Read More →