Decorative Art in Modern Interiors 1973/74

"This year's issue of Decorative Art mirrors on its pages the best of international design in furniture, glass, ceramics and textiles, and doubly mirrors it in the shining walls which heighten the furnishing styles of today.
High-white gloss paints, mirror-glass and gleaming papers with softer reflections inspired by the Orient, are in apartments from Italy, Britain and the United States.
From these countries and from the homes of designers, collectors and architects in Japan, Finland, Austria and the Virgin Isles are more than a dozen modern interiors which have been illustrated in depth as well as views of The New Domestic Landscape which Italy took to the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1972. There is also a consideration of what 'decorative art' means to artists, designers and craftsmen in the 1970s. 'If you are interested in current international design trends, this is for you' (Daíly Mail, London). For everyone there is something: a sharp corrective to the mediocre, a reminder of the infinite possibilities of shape and space and of the continuous refining process which is Design.
160 pages with about 45 colour and 350 black and white illustrations."

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