60s house

Compendium of Radness. A blog by Diana Moss about fashion, art, design & other cool things.

thegikitiki:Home Architecture and Design 1960s

70s “Earth conscious”, more and more plant life started entering our homes. Maybe it started as just a couple ferns hung with macramé. Soon, your addiction to newly freed oxygen got kicked up a notch. It wasn’t long before your living quarters became less like a house and more like a terrarium.

A stunning look at mid-century modern design at its best and most complete -- 52 Balthazar Korab photos of the Miller house -- Eero Saarinen design, Alexander Girard interiors, Dan Kiley gardens.

Every single year, a new load of trends circulate our homes and to be honest, not all of them are the best. Even in the last decade there are a few design pieces that we can barely imagine putting into our spaces today. That's not saying all vintage pieces are bad though. We love finding cool items from the past to put in our homes. While it's fun to be nostalgic and curate pieces that have a mark of the past, you have to admit there's a reason we all look back at old photos and cringe.While…

Ever since the 80s, the iconic conversation pit has seemed hopelessly out-of-date. Could it be poised for a comeback?

Let me guess…you can’t get those sweet 70’s fireplaces out of your mind since my last mention? Me neither. I’m pretty much ALWAYS thinking about them because very few things…

In the early 1960s, Brubeck moved from California to a modernist masterpiece in the woods of Connecticut.

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