From sleek new industrial materials to innovations in housing, mid-20th century designers faced the challenge of shaping an aesthetic that reflected the ideals of post-World War II America. Explore the optimism that defined the relationship between design and lifestyle during this period, particularly through the emergence of open living spaces in architecture. Examine the influence of the Case Study Program and the work of leading designers, including Charles and Ray Eames, John Lautner, Eero Saarinen, E. Fay Jones, and Donald Wexler. Consider these developments within the broader context of rapid social and cultural change. Click here for a promo video.
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