1920s living room

Published in American Home Magazine. Karpen advertised their furniture in House Beautiful, American Home, and other shelter magazines during the 1920s. This eclectic living room has some decidedly Deco elements like the streamlined furniture shapes and especially the upholstery of the chair in the foreground. This is very "modern" for Karpen which generally tended to show more traditional furnishings. It uses a tetrad of muted red, purple, yellow, and green ... a very sophisticated color…

All of the 1920s Bennett catalogs I found had more than just house plans in them. Remember the #18 Bennett catalog with the Flanders house plan in it? It had a two pages of “Modern Equipment For Your Home”. Being a history geek I love seeing what used to be… Read more

A Victorian-inspired living room showcases the essence of old money with lavish fabrics, rich colors, and detailed craftsmanship. Curved Victorian furniture, gold accents, and ornate patterns create a luxurious, sophisticated atmosphere. This design is perfect for hosting formal gatherings or afternoon teas. Tap here to explore more ideas for bringing the opulence of a Victorian parlor into your living room.

Designer Erik Gensler combined two adjoining apartments and implemented his fantasy interior narrative

1920s living room colourized

from House Warming: A Selection of "Classic" Gas Fires. 1931. John Wright & Co. Essex Works, Aston, Birmingham (part of "Radiation Ltd.)

Distinct historic styles come together in the home of two New York transplants

These cool illustration pics from Rikki Nyman show Armstrong's interior designs in the 1920s. Armstrong Cork published these well-illustra...