For a decade, we have seen the resurgence of Lucite in fashion and interiors. Developed in the 1920's and trademarked by DuPont in 1936, Lucite was readily used in aircraft and submarines during WWII due to its light weight and shatter-resistant properties. Simultaneously, Hollywood's Golden Era,...
Lucite is back and it's here to stay. French designer Erwine Laverne once said, “The most important element in rooms is people, not furniture.” Erwine and his wife Estelle became famous for their Lucite chairs and made the case for lucite furniture in 1959. Decades have...
As the sun-kissed days of summer carry on, it's time to dial up the heat on your home décor game! By adding a touch of color, timeless beauty, and sophistication to your living spaces you can capture the beauty of summer in your home. Jean-Marc...
This week we are inspired by Italian designer, Romeo Rega. He is one of the many 1970s-era designers that celebrated the combination of modernism and glamour in their furniture creations. The 70's was a time for change and creative innovation. Rega was part of a group...