20s interior design living room

1950s living room, huge console television, green rug on red carpet, mid century modern.

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

Entrance to Bullock's Fur Salon, Pasadena, CA, 1947.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the glamorous world of Art Deco! This opulent design movement, known for its bold geometric shapes, luxe materials,

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Art Deco Interiors

Nathan Sampson on Instagram: “Rendering by Sheridan Kettering of an interior by Billy Baldwin when he was working with Ruby Ross Wood, House and Garden, September 1948.…”

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Discover stunning Blue Art Deco Living Room Ideas to elevate your space! Dive into the world of opulence and sophistication with bold blues, luxurious fabrics, and captivating geometric patterns. Transform your living room into a chic haven inspired by the roaring 20s. Whether you opt for navy accents or go all out with a blue velvet sofa, these design ideas will add a touch of glamour to your home decor.

According to this article from Ladies' Home Journal magazine in April 1912, "the first requirement of a living room is to give a feeling of cheerfulness and hospitality." I certainly love the glass doors that open to the fresh air and the the whole room seems to me to look much lighter than typical rooms of the day. This article also featured ideas for the bedroom and dining room, so in the next few entries I'll be continuing with those.

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