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Contemporary: Architecture and Interiors of the 1950s by Lesley Jackson, This book is the first to explore fully the so-called 'Contemporary' style that dominated architecture furniture and interior of the 1940s and design from the late 1940s furniture and interior of the 1940s and throughout the 1950s. It was an era of optimism furniture and interior of the 1940s and confidence, where new ideas in architecture furniture and interior of the 1940s and design flourished alongside the emergent consumer culture. Mainly emanating from the USA, the 'Contemporary' style was fresh furniture and interior of the 1940s and liberating, manifesting itself in the picture window furniture and interior of the 1940s and the open plan; in new forms of furniture from Scandinavia furniture and interior of the 1940s and stylish light fittings from Italy; furniture and interior of the 1940s and most tellingly in the 'Contemporary' kitchen with its fitted units furniture and interior of the 1940s and 'mod con' appliances. The book examines the fresh furniture and interior of the 1940s and liberated design ideas of this buoyant era.
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