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DECORATIVE ART IN MODERN INTERIORS 1973/74 Ella Moody (editor)
Ella Moody (editor): DECORATIVE ART IN MODERN INTERIORS 1973/74. NYC: The Viking Press (A Studio Book), 1973. First edition. A fine hardcover book bound in full cloth with a fine dustjacket: an immaculate copy. Interior unmarked and very clean. out-of-print.
8.75 x 11.25 hardcover book with 160 pages of Apartments and Houses, Furniture, Prints, Weaves, Glass, Lights and Tableware, Ceramics, Addresses , circa 1973. This book was printed in England by the Shenval Press and the color reproduction is truly stunning. The engraving and plates were dead-on perfect for this edition, and all the photographs are printed on quality glossy paper. My highest recommendation.
Every object presented in this edition is identified by its designers and manufacturer/distributor. Dimensions and materials are also noted. The presence of this information makes this an invaluable reference for collectors of modern decorative arts. You have been warned.
This book showcases the Interior Design transition that occurred as people migrated from 1950s organic austerity into the enlightened (and very colorful) 1960s. This volume would be an invaluable resource for anybody attempting to restore a contemporary residential environment.
This volume is also a valuable midcentury resource since it goes through the trouble of identifying both designers and manufacturers of furniture, fabrics, wall coverings, tiles, lamps and accessories. You know what I'm talking about.
From the book: "This year's issue of "Decorative Art" contains a dazzling array of examples of international design trends of the nineteen-seventies, including the use of shining walls to heighten and reflect furnishings. Walls are employed to enhance furniture, glass, ceramics, and textiles of today's rooms. "
In one superbly modern setting they reflect the owner's collection of objects from the thirties."
High-white gloss, mirrors, and softer reflections from gleaming wallpapers, many inspired by Oriental themes, are being used in homes throughout the United States and Europe."
Many examples in this year's volume are of the furnishing and decorative schemes from the homes of art collectors, designers and architects."
In addition to views of "Italy: The New Domestic Landscape;e," exhibit of environments and objects shown recently at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, there is a consideration of what the term "decorative art" implies in relation to the nineteen-seventies."
"Decorative Art" has something for everyone interested in the latest in decorating trends- ideas to improve a mediocre setting, inspiration for the interior designer, and more. It is a constant reminder of the infinite possibilities of shape and space, and of the continuous refining process which is Design. "
Contents:
- Houses and Apartments
- A Victorian Town House into two Masionettes
- Holiday House at Ramus, Siuntio, Finland
- The Fu Residence, Japan
- The In Residence, Japan
- Apartment at Regents Park, London
- Stephenson Mews, Dublin
- Ballynoe House, County Carlow
- The Washington home of the architect
- Holiday Home at St. Croix, Virgin Isles
- Apartment with a Belvedere for a collector of modern art
- Family House on Lake Garda
- Two Apartments in Innsbruck
- Verner Panton's home in Switzerland
- Furniture
- Prints, Weaves
- Glass
- Lights and Tableware
- Ceramics
- Addresses
Furniture by Esko Pajamies, Luigi Massoni, Verner Panton, Walter Müller, Peter Ghyczy, Claudio Salochchi, Carlo Bartoli, Massimo Vignelli, Angelo Mangiarotti, Carlo Hauner, Dieter Rams, Piero Batini, Roth Germany, Tammo Tarma, Wendell Castle, Eero Aarnio, John Makepeace, David Field, Martin Fear, Antti Nurmesniemi, Tobia Scarpa, Pierre Paulin, Marco Fantoni, Mario Bellini, Gian Franco Frattini, Marcel Breuer, Carlo Bartoli, Thilooerke, Jack Lenor Larsen, Artifort, Asko Oy, Bieffeci Boffi, System Cado, Design Workshop, Driade, Gemini, Fritz Hansen, Societa Henraux, Interloubke Mobel Fabrik, Isetan Co., Ablammhults, Poltrona Frau, Poltronova SPA, Egon Rainer, Wilhelm Renz KG, Reuter Produkt Design GmbH, Fratelli Saporiti, Sarvis Oy, Sopenkorpi, Sormani SpA, Stendig, Inc., Techno SpA, Thonet AG, Eda Urbani, Vilka Oy, Vitsoe, Westnoga Group A/S, Jane Wright and many others.
Glass by Timo Sarpaneva, Tapio Wirkkala, Fabio Frontini, Appiani SpA, AB Boda Bruks, Daum & Cie, Hadelands Glassverk, Hoya Glassworks, Kastrup and Holmegaards, AB Kosta Glasbruk, Kimrie Newcomb, John Nygren, AB Orrefours Glasbruk, Vinini SpA, Rosenthal AG, Oy Wartsila, AB Arabia and many others.
Lights and Tableware by Hans Due, Motoko Ishii, Boanas, Monica Strandang, Toni Zuccheri, Piero Menichetti, Angelo Mangiarotti, Luigi Massoni, Naoto Yokoyama, Keith Cummings, Paolo Tilche, Per Sundstedt, Enzo Mari, Ben Swildens, Torsten Orrling, Franco Albini, Gae Aulenti, Piet Hein, Toni Zuccherri, Massimo Vignelli, Lino Sabattini, Franco Bettonica, Marianne Westman, Timo Sarpaneva, Paul Hoff, Eystein Sandnes, Gil Pemberton, Roy Midwinter, Henning Koppel, Natacha Zaludova, Artemide, Groupo Industriale, Concord Lighting, Bruno Danese, Decembre Oy, AB Gustavsbriker, Ismos Design, Iter Elettronica, George Jensen, George Kovacs, Krupp Metali, Langley Pottery, Opa Oy, Louis Poulsen, Argenteria Sabattini, Thorn Lighting, Ltd., Venini Lighting, the Wedgewood Group and many others.
Ceramics by Vern Funk, Myron Brody, Glenys Barton, Rob Purdy, Franz Wildenhain, Paul Dresang, Paul Donhauser, Mojupp, Alessio Tasca, Joan Hepworth, Ian Godfrey, Anna-Maria Osipow, Stig Lindberg, Sally Anderson, Stephen Ainsworth, Robert Arneson, Sally Barber, Keith Booth, Janet Leach, West Marshall, Enrique Mestre and many others.
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