Retro future interior design

The IGL JET desk, originally designed by Ernest Igl in 1970, has been reissued in a limited edition. Available in four colors; silver, black, white and orange, the modern looking desk is a perfect example of form as function. Available colors: The details: In situ: Ernest Igl is best known for his revolutionary designs for Leica and Steelcase See more details here. Design: Studio Ernest Igl 1970 A product of Sensufaktur® Tobias Brandstetter Keplerstr. 9, D-81679 Munich, www.sensufaktur.de…

Discover the transformative power of avant garde interior design in this insightful exploration. From futuristic living rooms to innovative bedroom spaces and redefined kitchens, experience how this bold design style is reshaping the future of home decor. Uncover the unique blend of art and functionality that makes avant garde interior design a standout choice for those looking to make a statement in their living spaces. Join us as we delve into the heart of modern design and reveal the…

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The image shows a living room with a vibrant and futuristic aesthetic. The walls are a soft pink, and the furniture is a mix of white, yellow, and blue. The room features a unique curved design, with shelves, cabinets, and furniture with rounded shapes. A large plant is in the corner, adding a touch of nature. The room has a modern and minimalist feel, with a focus on geometric shapes and sleek lines. It captures the spirit of the 1970s and 80s, with its bold colors and futuristic design…

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Trade Union House Bratislava Ferdinand Konček, Iľja Skoček, Ľubomír Titl 1955-1981

70s Weltron ball radio one of two big wall storage panel designed by giorgio de ferrari for elco with allmilm. Camillo lamp-table, 1970 produced by Sormani Italia

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The height of interior design sure looked different forty years ago. Plus, why we christen ships with champagne and celebrities that have seen UFOs.