VINTAGE DESIGN STORIES
1960S–1970S

Design that talks back

Stories behind objects, movements and makers.

Our journal explores vintage design from the 1960s and 70s — from Space Age experimentation to modernist clarity, with a focus on molded plastics, synthetic materials and the new domestic landscapes they made possible. Objects designed for serial production, yet capable of strong identity through form, color and proportion.

From iconic designers to overlooked details, each story offers a way to read objects more precisely and place them with intention in contemporary spaces.

boby trolley
A modular storage icon by Joe Colombo, the Boby Trolley defines 1970s Space Age design through molded plastic, mobility and
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Learn about the biography, exhibitions, and auction results of this influential Postwar artist.
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An iconic 1970s Space Age mirror by Rodolfo Bonetto, the Lipstick Mirror combines molded plastic, sculptural form and functional design
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Harvey Guzzini lamps defined a new way of thinking about light in the 1960s and 70s — where plastic, form
retro sixties lighting
How 60s lamp design revolutionized lighting. An exciting article on the shapes, colors and materials of these retro and artistic
Vintage wall mounted storage cabinets by Flair, made in glossy molded plastic, 1970s Dutch design
Flair Holland is one of the best-kept secrets of 1970s Space Age design. With its bold use of plastic, vibrant
Discover how Targetti Sankey's lamps combine vintage style and modern design. Learn more about their iconic collection of chic illumination.
playful 1970s design bubble chairs
A story about warmth, light, and form. Soft Geometry — The Human Side of Space Age Design explores how the

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