An illustrated appraisal of the various aspects of 70s design. It celebrates the era for what it really was aesthetically eclectic and iconoclastic, a time when good taste was challenged, but not just in an orange-and-brown-and-man- made-fibres way. It documents the huge creative scope of this decade.
From design classics by famous names such as Eames and Aalto to quirky fleamarket finds or lucky eBay purchases, mid-century collectibles have never been more readily accessible.
A design monograph series on Charlotte Perriand: a historical-critical essay discussing his life and work, followed by an illustrated appreciation of groundbreaking work.