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.

Vastill orange planters by Nena Balsari with water reservoir 1 (1)
Italy’s unsung plastic design movement reinvented everyday living in the 1960s–70s. With moulded plastic, vibrant colours and bold, friendly shapes,
Discover the history and legacy of the Pill lamps, designed by Emanuele Ponzio and Cesare Casati in 1969. Known for
MoMA 1972 pix
Explore the groundbreaking MoMA 1972 exhibition Italy: The New Domestic Landscape, which showcased visionary Italian design. Discover how designers like
Find out why the Kartell Cabinet is essential for modern vintage interiors. Explore its design, benefits, and how it adds
animal themed lamps
Transform your home with animal themed lamps. Choose from stylish designs featuring birds, elephants, and more to create a distinctive
70s home oganizers
Discover how 70s Home Organizers can revive your retro storage solutions. Learn tips and tricks to bring back the charm
vintage stilnovo lighting
Uncover the beauty of Vintage Stilnovo Lighting, renowned for its sleek profiles and innovative materials. Learn about the legendary designers
Immerse in the beauty and craftsmanship of vintage Murano lamps. Our guide covers history, styles, and tips for identifying authentic

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