Exploring the intricate relationship between plants and interior design, this book delves into the historical influence of flora on aesthetic choices over the past two centuries. It highlights key trends, iconic designs, and the evolution of incorporating greenery into living spaces. Through rich illustrations and insightful commentary, readers will discover how nature has inspired and transformed interiors, reflecting cultural shifts and personal expression in design practices.
Arts & Crafts Movement, 1850-1900 - Art Nouveau, 1890-1905 - Machine Aesthetic, 1900-1930 - Art Deco, 1925-1939 - Consumerism and Style, 1935-1955 - Age of Affluence, 1955-1975 - Style now, 1975-
History, Application and Development of Design
A series of 'design directories' on countries with strong design backgrounds beginning with Italy and Scandinavia, followed by Germany, Great Britain, USA and Japan.
This book accompanies a major traveling exhibition that showcases works by some of the most visionary designers and architects, from chairs and tables to jewelry and entire buildings.
