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#styles_reginelle In today’s interior style discussion let’s talk about Art Deco, which emerged in the early 20th century, a time marked by economic prosperity following WWI and rapid advancements in art, technology and industry. The name “Art Deco” originated from the “Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes,” held in Paris in 1925. Art Deco combined luxury and elegance with industrial features, creating a fresh approach to decorative art. The inspiration...

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💬 0 🔁 68 ❤️ 102 · Oh, So Steamy~ · Unique Sculptural Lamp Designs by Frank Buchwald Each lamp is manually produced from up to 200 individual parts, made by hand-polished steel and brass. The pro…

If you look at the designs of steam irons from the 1930s, you'll see they're as different from today's irons as cars are from back then and now; still recognizable as the same object, but stylistically representative of their era.Steam iron collector Jay Raymond has published a book, Streamlined Irons,...

Like music, the Miles lighting feels different in the daytime and after dark. Miles' designers George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg drew inspiration from the parallel between playing brass musical instru­ments and glassblowing. Playing the trumpet, French horn, or tuba produces a melody between the lips of the musician and the instrument—a process that closely resembles what glassblowers do with their blowpipes at the glassworks.