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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Gaetano Pesce: All the Colors of the Modernist Man
His art and designs are polarizing in palette and personal taste, proving indeed that “we are not static in one thing."
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Louis Kahn: A Light in the Darkest Place
Revered as the most important architect of the last 60 years, some consider Kahn's architecture as so profound that it can change your life.
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Cliff May Ranchos: The Architecture That Birthed a Movement
You surely know of the Cliff May Ranchos, but how much do you know of the man and his architectural legacy throughout California and the nation?
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Richard Neutra: Designing the Modern West Coast Aesthetic
From flat roofs and large windows as far as the eye can see, Neutra developed a look for Pacific coast modernism that has stood the test of time.
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Ettore Sottsass: Leader of a Design Rebellion
Despite traditional roots, the founder of Memphis was always one to question the status quo and created iconically irreverent design meant to do just that.
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Paul McCobb: The Lesser-Known Modernist
Although he didn't reach the notoriety of some of his contemporaries, this Massachusetts native made a significant impact on design.
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WATCH: The Surprising Inspiration Behind the Desert Eichlers
The primary contractor approached updating materials and construction for the new Palm Springs Desert Eichlers as both a homage and as an improvement.
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Edward J. Wormley: Marrying Tradition With Modernism
Coming from humble Midwestern beginnings, Edward Wormley dedicated his life to the design of iconic furniture, honoring both the past and the contemporary.
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