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MID-CENTURIA : Art, Design and Decor from the Mid-Century and beyond: Mathematic Inspired Textiles. The image above is from an article in the November 1, 1954 issue of Life about textile print design titled "Mathematics by the Yard".
Below are details of a few of the designs, plus a couple other math-inspired prints. Pythagoras, 1952, designed by Sven Markelius (1889-1972), Ljunbergs currently produces this design Pythagoras wall hanging, c. 1952, 53.5" x 48". Modern 50 $1,120 at time of post Rain, 1953, designed by Alexander Girard, produced by Herman Miller (pictured behind girl in Life image) Trapeze, c. 1950-1954, produced by Laverne Originals (pictured in orange-red colorway in Life image) The designs below were not featured in the Life article, but have a mathematic feel. Alexander girard. Color Genie: Q & A with Sean Adams, AdamsMorioka. Way back in the 20th Century, back before one small, viral meme could have more impact and influence than tons of Times op-eds, newspapers still mattered.
But it was also a time of severely limited access to communication outlets. As A.J. Liebling noted: “Freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own... The New York Times got it wrong about the highly hyped Batman #50 with its description of the caped crusader’s nuptials to Catwoman. Fantasy artist Ken Kelly was just five years into his professional career when he received the assignment of a lifetime—painting the cover for… Chesley Bonestell is little remembered today except by hardcore science fiction fans. After 14 years in field, designer Russ Honican joined Trailer Park, where he runs the department of motion graphics and works hands on as a designer. Lana Roulhac has more than 10 years of design expertise, focusing especially on bringing humanity and relevance to government design and technology brands. Mid century modern graphic design. OC43 Printed organic cotton flamestitch pillow cover. Decorative pillow covers made only from natural, non-toxic fabrics.
Globally inspired throw pillows include ikats, suzanis, wax prints, organic cotton, vintage, batiks, indigo cloth and tie-dyes. The fabrics are woven only from natural, non-toxic fibers, using mostly ancient techniques and low impact dyes. A story, a person and a culture are behind every fiber. Most decorative pillow cover fabrics are woven on handlooms and the artisans are paid fair wages for their skills. Decorative pillow inserts are made with kapok fiber filling and organic cotton shells. What we are offering is high quality natural and pesticide-free textile products that don't offend one's sense of beauty, function and compassion.
Gift Guide: The Ultimate Mid-Century Modern Gift Guide » Curbly. Christmas You guys, I am so stoked about this gift guide!
From art to books to pottery, we've rounded up a collection of gift ideas that are sure to delight the Mid-Century Modern enthusiast on your list. Get your clicker fingers ready, because this is going to be awesome. First up are these gorgeous ampersand cutting boards from House Industries, one of my favorite type foundries (and the folks behind Curbly's signature font: Neutraface). Solid maple and 1.5 inches thick, these bad boys would definitely make a statement in any modernist's kitchen. While the ultimate gift might be an actual Eames lounge chair, a collection of iconic miniatures is definitely more affordable. For the animal lover with an Atomic edge, these boomerang-shaped pet beds from Like Kittysville are sure to delight. Eco-conscious Eames lovers will go nuts over these canvas totes from Modist. ...these MCM-inspired candle holders from CB2!
Looking for something a little more unusual? 1. There you have it folks. Flowerpop 5 - 16 x 20 picture on VisualizeUs. Mid Century Mod Prints Javier Garcia » Mid Century Modern. Consumer Reports Bill Charmatz, Roy Doty Not too long ago, I found this great stack of magazines contained in three binders.
I was in a rush but quickly flipped through a few and took one binder. After seeing what was inside, I had to go back and get the others. Well, what we have here are some Consumer Reports magazines from late 50’s through 60’s mostly illustrated by Bill Charmatz (1945-2005) and Roy Doty (I believe he’s still illustrating). Both prolific during the 50s and 60s and continued through today (although their styles evolved).
Way too much to show. Modern Etsy: Inaluxe. You may remember that last week we brought you a preview post (the very extraordinary Fabulous Mess) of our weekly Modern Etsy post.
Today’s Modern Etsy is a fabulous intersection of three things we love: art, pattern and Mid-Century Etsy finds! Inaluxe’s Etsy store is filled to the brim with Mid-Century Modern inspired giclee prints that we are swooning over. While not actually from the Mid-Century, the designs feature characteristic shapes, colors and motifs found during that time period us design lovers adore so much. Our very favorite part of this Etsy store? Tikoli: textiles for the modern kitchen. The White Peacock.