Revolution: Interior Design from 1950
The last half of the twentieth century saw the emergence, evolution and consolidation of a distinct interior design practice and profession. Revolution: Interior Design from 1950 is invaluable for students and practitioners, providing a detailed specialist, contemporary historical analysis of their profession, and is beautifully illustrated with over 200 photos and images from the 1950s through to the present day.
The book presents an argument that a distinctive interior design practice emerged in the second half of the twentieth century. It identifies the social and cultural context, and how that has affected the evolution of practice. It delivers a distinct narrative that separates the history of interior design from that of mainstream architecture. In addition, it offers a comprehensive recording of the significant events and individuals that shaped the evolution of this field, with content based on first-hand interviews with practitioners and clients.
The last half of the twentieth century saw the emergence, evolution and consolidation of a distinct interior design practice and profession. Revolution: Interior Design from 1950 is invaluable for students and practitioners, providing a detailed specialist, contemporary historical analysis of their profession, and is beautifully illustrated with over 200 photos and images from the 1950s through to the present day.
The book presents an argument that a distinctive interior design practice emerged in the second half of the twentieth century. It identifies the social and cultural context, and how that has affected the evolution of practice. It delivers a distinct narrative that separates the history of interior design from that of mainstream architecture. In addition, it offers a comprehensive recording of the significant events and individuals that shaped the evolution of this field, with content based on first-hand interviews with practitioners and clients.
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The last half of the twentieth century saw the emergence, evolution and consolidation of a distinct interior design practice and profession. Revolution: Interior Design from 1950 is invaluable for students and practitioners, providing a detailed specialist, contemporary historical analysis of their profession, and is beautifully illustrated with over 200 photos and images from the 1950s through to the present day.
The book presents an argument that a distinctive interior design practice emerged in the second half of the twentieth century. It identifies the social and cultural context, and how that has affected the evolution of practice. It delivers a distinct narrative that separates the history of interior design from that of mainstream architecture. In addition, it offers a comprehensive recording of the significant events and individuals that shaped the evolution of this field, with content based on first-hand interviews with practitioners and clients.
