"Abbazia" fabric design by Maximilian Snischek for the Wiener Werkstätte, before 1929.
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"Abbazia" fabric design by Maximilian Snischek for the Wiener Werkstätte, before 1929.
(source: MAK)
Art Deco Designs for perfume bottles, The DeVilbiss Co. Ltd., 23 June 1924.
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During the Roaring Twenties apartment hotels sprang up across Chicago, providing middle-class residents with a fashionable lifestyle.
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Raymond Guerbe "Espana" Table Lamp (1925)
Today is World Toilet Day, an official international observance day established by the United Nations in 2013 with the goal of addressing the worldwide sanitation crisis and making access to hygienic toilet facilities a global development priority for the 4.2 billion people (more than half the global population) who live without safely managed sanitation.
In observance of their efforts, here are some images from the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company‘s 1929 catalog Color and Style in Bathroom Furnishing and Decoration, whose pages feature far more rugs, carpets, upholstered surfaces, and textiles in general in its bathroom designs than seems remotely appropriate.
This item is Trade Cat .S78 1929 in the Hagley Library’s Published Collections. You can view the full catalog online now by clicking here to visit our Digital Archive.
The cover of The Silent Worker, February 1928, Vol. 40, Issue 5.
VENICE SIMPION ORIENT EXPRESS, Luxury Train, Interior of the Sleeping room, Decor 1920s