Le Corbusier: An Architect of Color and Controversy
Against a career riddled with controversy, Le Corbusier designed buildings, city plans and furniture with a modern edge that endures today.
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4 Essentials for this Swanky Modernist Den
Use these furnishings and details to create a stylish space for work, creativity and relaxation in your home's den or extra room.
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Get this Classic Hawaiiana Look in 5 Steps
Add that tropical, easy-going feel to your home while maintaining the aesthetic you love with tiki décor.
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Alvar Aalto: Pioneer of Form and Function
This Finnish designer may not be a name you know, but his work in architecture and furniture design brought beauty and functionality to the midcentury.
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Design Your Space with Statement Art in Mind
Stop neglecting your wall art! Keep these essential design tips in mind when you want to make a statement with your photos and paintings.
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Infuse Midcentury Modern Fun into Your Kids’ Rooms
Give your children their own look they love while keeping that thread of era style from the rest of your home in tact with these 3 essentials.
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George Nelson: Creator of Beautiful and Practical Things
A writer, architect, furniture designer, teacher and more, George Nelson lived by a design credo that focused on the designer as a mirror for society.
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Turn Your Dining Room into a Colorful Retro Diner
If you love bright vinyl booths, waitresses on roller skates and the aluminum rim of a funky dining table, then you need this dining room transformation.
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Charles + Ray Eames: Dynamic Duo of Furniture Design
Charles Eames and his wife Ray—the original modernist power couple—made their mark on midcentury design as inspiration for generations of modernists.
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