George Nakashima: Nature’s Architect and Craftsman
The life of this architect turned world famous furniture maker was filled with passion for design and the love of woodwork.
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Greta Magnusson-Grossman: An International Design Success
The designs of Greta Magnusson-Grossman became so popular throughout Sweden and the U.S., she remained one of the midcentury’s most famous women.
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Architect John Chase, A Groundbreaker of Modernism in Texas
Why are there so few Black Mid Century Modern architects? Well for one, it was difficult for Black students to even gain access to the schools where they could pursue…
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Herman Miller’s Enduring Style
Herman Miller is a company that has been a major inspiration for mid century style since the early 1900s. Learn more about this eclectic design brand here!
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Shedding More Limelight on Harry Bertoia
Take an in-depth look at the visionary mid century artist, Harry Bertoia, through the eyes of his daughter, Celia.
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Paul Rudolph: Sarasota and Beyond
Breaking the mold of what “modern” was supposed to be, architect Paul Rudolph altered the landscape of Sarasota, Florida. His career would eventually lead him to create the Yale Arts &…
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The Colorful World of Alexander Girard
Alexander Girard brought a new meaning to color and texture for Mid Century Modern creators. Born in New York, raised in Florence, Italy, and educated in London, Girard was a…
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Palm Springs Architecture: A New School
Palm Springs is known for its rich architectural history. And at the Palm Springs School of Architecture, preservation of these styles is key!
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Eero Saarinen: A Truly Modern Man of the Era
Known for his neofuturistic style, Eero Saarinen designed bold, eye-catching and renowned pieces of furniture and architecture.
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