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Designer of the Week: Grant Featherston
Posted by Manhattan Home Design on Jan 15th 2019
It’s been a while since we talked about a designer that
wasn’t entirely American or European. The mid-century modernist movement
spanned the entire world in many different ways, as we have mentioned
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Designer of the Week: Peter Behrens
Posted by Manhattan Home Design on Jan 15th 2019
German designer and architect Peter Behrens was an influence
to many in the modernist movement, including Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius and
a large group of the school’s most notable alumni.He was
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The 3 different types of lighting explained by Manhattan Home Design
Posted by Manhattan Home Design on Jan 15th 2019
One of the best-known decorating clichés is that lighting is
everything. It is what makes or breaks a room, as it makes colors look
different and accentuates certain parts while keeping others in th
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Designer of the Week: Frank Lloyd Wright
Posted by Manhattan Home Design on Jan 15th 2019
Furniture was an essential part of Frank Lloyd Wright’s
philosophy and upbringing as a designer, even though most people know him as
the creator of organic architecture. His most famous work, the Fa
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Designer of the week: Walter Gropius
Posted by Manhattan Home Design on Jan 15th 2019
It seems that finally our Designer of the Week series has
led us to the source, the one person that started it all (at least at the
Bauhaus). Walter Gropius is, to many people, the patriarch of Euro
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Designer of the week: Gerrit Rietveld
Posted by Manhattan Home Design on Jan 15th 2019
The Dutch were always a very influential part of the
Scandinavian Modern movement, if not the most important, as many would argue.
From those influential designers, Gerrit Thomas Rietveld stands for
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