Charley Harper: Graphic Artist and Master of Minimal Realism
From stylish birds to conniving cats, the colorful works of midcentury artist Charley Harper have married nature and modernism on gallery walls for decades.
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Designers + Craftsmen
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Russel Wright: Nature’s Student, from Home to Table
From his ceramics that grace our table to Dragon Rock, his home in New York's Hudson Valley, Russel Wright was a master of nature.
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Verner Panton: Exploring Color + Shape in Modern Design
One of the classic Danish designers, Verner Panton was a master of color, shape and the architecture of furniture found in many homes still today.
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Raphael Soriano: The Man of Steel
American homes after World War II were not the same after architect Raphael Soriano designed with these midcentury materials.
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Sam Maloof: Preserving the Iconic Woodworker’s Home
Learn more about the home preservation and relocation project of an American woodworking legend.
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Richard Schultz: Modern Designs for the Great Outdoors
A package of rusty bolts from Florence Knoll herself sparked innovation in the form of beautifully designed yet sturdy outdoor furniture.
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Christian Musselman: Capturing Midcentury Architecture Through Design
We sat down with the artist behind The Design's Issue's amazing architectural illustrations to talk rooflines, design and inspirations.
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Modernism, Mondrian and the Red Blue Chair
When the principles of painting and furniture collide, fine art becomes a chair worthy of the modernist design it was born from.
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10 Iconic MCM Features You Won’t Believe Came from WWII
You've surely heard of postwar design, but World War II's impact on midcentury design is atomic.
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