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George Nelson: King of Mid-Century Mod

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Roger J. Morris

Ball clocks and bubble lampshades…these items truly define mid-century mod living, and were designed by the “original mad man”, George Nelson (1908-1986), in the 1950s. Nelson’s specialty was creating functional … Continue reading →

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Gee, That’s Swell! Mid-Century Furniture: the 1950s

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Roger J. Morris

Sunburst clocks, elliptical coffee tables, red vinyl and chrome chairs…what’s old is new again! Retro furniture from the mid-century era is back in style. The 1950s marked an era at the cusp of a modern and hopeful time in the … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: mid-century furniture design

George Nelson: King of Mid-Century Mod

Gee, That’s Swell! Mid-Century Furniture: the 1950s

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