What features from this period would interior designers most like to incorporate into their own projects?
Sims adds, “Im ready for a resurgence of furniture that fosters conversation between two people.
Rocking Chairs
Rocking chairs are another bang out of seating designers wish would make a comeback.
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“Those bold silhouettes make a room feel so collected,” she says.
Umansky also loves Venetian glass chandeliers.
“They bring an elegance and artistry thats hard to find in new fixtures,” she says.
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“The height adds drama and interest to a space,” she says.
“Style as a bar for a contemporary approach or let the original details shine on their own.”
“My grandmother had a bar cart ( always stocked) in her living room,” she says.
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“The 1950’s bar carts had fun curvy styles that are difficult to find these days.”
Danielle Domingues shares similar views.
“Mahjong, anyone?”
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Cumbaa hopes to hang these more often in the homes that she designs.
