1930s interior design

Three other homes can be found within the pages, including this 1930s semi-d. Owned by a cinematographer who retained as much of the building’s original material as he could, including wallpaper, curtains and tiling. #1930s #vintageinteriors #wallpaperlivingroom #midcenturyinteriors

The 50 States Project is a series of candid conversations with interior designers across the country about how they’ve built their businesses. This week, In...

We’ve just scored this incredible 1930s detached house renovation project in London which we can’t wait to share with you. This house is going to be TRANSFORMED!

Even the furniture is 80 years old!

Exploring alternative 1930s interiors to the dark and dramatic ones we're all familiar with by

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We moved in to a 1930s semi detached house in need of a serious home decor overhaul! Every wall, floor and ceiling needed decorating, it hadn't been touched since the 60s. Read how we transformed our home and see the before and after makeovers

Why are 1930s-style bathrooms becoming popular again? A look at the typical design features of vintage bathrooms and five best design ideas.

This semi-detached house has been decorated with pastels to create a light and airy home

C. Dianne Zweig - Kitsch 'n Stuff: Gallery of 1930's Kitchens Featured On Antique Home Style

Designer Rebecca Summer and her husband, Sam, have lived in this 1930s building on Lake Merritt in Oakland for 10 years. "I was drawn to this building for all its architectural and ornate details like the arched doorways, 10-foot-high ceilings, and original crystal chandeliers," she writes.

A found photo collection that shows interior of an unknown house from the 1930s. Living room Living room Living room Livi...

See how the artistic homeowner has created a welcoming space that’s full of personality

The design style that defined the 1920s and 30s was unmistakably Art Deco. Read our blog to explore our 1930s home style guide.

Blabon linoleum ad for 1924. This is a wonderful sun room/porch and has all the essential features considered necessary ... lots of sun and light and cross-ventilation for fresh air and health. And the orange, green, and black color scheme is lively and bright.

Avoid mistakes when extending your home with interior design tips and ideas from online interior design company - The Living House

The 30s and 40s were eclectic times for design because you have Victorian holdouts like fine hand crafted laces coupled with newer mass manufacturing methods using ceramic, plastics, etc. You're left with an eerie mix of rich woods and pops of manufactured looking plastic-y colors.

For some, the 1930s were synonymous with Art Deco. Though Art Deco was a significant trend in "modern" design, it was by no means the only style. Deco is generally applied design, very geometric, and highly stylized. Contrast that with the most prevalent style, Colonial, which was based on early American traditional details and elements. There was a tension between the emerging Modern styles and the traditionalists. There were many articles written from the late 20s to WWII assuring home…