American modern furniture designer Edward Wormley worked for Dunbar Furniture and later his studio, achieving renown for his unique synthesis of historical design and modern innovation. His works featured prominently in the Good Design Exhibitions, with his tile-topped tables being particularly successful.
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Ruby Ross Wood was a noteworthy American interior decorator and founder of a 1920s-era decorating firm. She is known for pioneering an American design style less formal, and made significant contributions to the New York design scene.Read More →
Earl Tupper, a farm boy turned innovator, transformed waste into Tupperware. His savvy marketing and business decisions highlight the transformative power of design and entrepreneurship.Read More →
The post-WWII era brought innovative home furnishing design, influenced by optimism, smaller homes, and a desire for functional modern design, exemplified by iconic pieces like the shell chair.Read More →
Dale Chihuly is an American Glass Designer born in Tacoma, Washington. He is one of the most respected glass artists in the United States. Read More →
Gorham Manufacturing Company, one of America’s oldest silver producers, is celebrated for its innovative craftsmanship, integrating British influences and techniques in silverware design from the 19th century.Read More →
“Monument Man: The Life and Art of Daniel Chester French” by Harold Holzer is a definitive biography of America’s leading public monument sculptor. It includes a detailed analysis of French’s life, creative evolution, and a guide to his sculptures.Read More →
Now in paperback: the fully expanded, updated, and freshly designed second edition of the most comprehensive and widely acclaimed guide to domestic architecture: in print since its original publication in 1984, and acknowledged everywhere as the unmatched, essential guide to American houses.Read More →
Paul Tuttle, an influential American designer, gained recognition for his sleek modern furniture and iconic “Z” Chair. His work spanned over 50 years, leaving a lasting impact.Read More →
George Washington Maher (1864-1926) was a prominent US furniture designer and architect. He embraced a less ornate style and introduced the Motif-Rhythm theory in his designs.Read More →