Paru le 01/04/2004 | Relié sous jaquette 223 pages
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The 1960s was a decade of exuberance, experimentation, and excess, a time when radical furniture design "popped" as brightly as the new art, and traditional designs were recast with new materials. In this era of uncertainty and radical change, utopian ideals fueled new directions in furnishings and accessories that appeared in cutting-edge homes and offices around the world.
Furniture and Interiors of the 1960s pays homage to the vibrancy and buoyant energy of design trends from this bold decade of twentieth-century design, where everything seemed possible-a style that never went out of fashion.
Anne Bony is the author of a widely acclaimed series that looks at key features of twentieth-century world design and culture by decade, published in her native France. She has contributed to numerous publications on interior designers, such as René Herbst and Andrée Putman, and to a dictionary of fashion.
