Designers make classic 1950s interior look timeless

The new era of home design is beginning with the 1950s, with the arrival of the new-style furniture and décor.

The trend, which is called décor, is being pushed into modern homes in new places like the new downtown and trendy neighborhoods in the West Side.

It has caught on in some cities and some suburbs.

The Chicago design community is seeing a revival of its 1950s aesthetic, including a revival in style for the interior of homes and apartments.

The design community has created a new generation of home designers and furniture makers who are making their mark on the new home design, said David Smith, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

Some of the most notable new house design graduates in the last decade include Michael Wurzelbacher, who founded the Chicago-based studio PuraVida and is credited with bringing the “downtown style” of American furniture design to the suburbs, and Frank Pérez, who has designed the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago, and who is now at MOMA.

WurzelBacher’s Pura Vida, which he founded in the 1960s, was named one of the top 10 Chicago homes in the world in 2011.

He has also helped popularize the style of contemporary furniture, as well as design furniture for the new millennium.

The house at the Lincoln-Way neighborhood in Chicago has a sleek design and features an Italian-style floor-to-ceiling window.

Smith, who works at the museum’s Museum of Contemporary Art in Washington, D.C., said the new trend in interior design is an example of the influence of the 1950, where furniture and design were in a state of flux.

The 1960s are the era of the boom and bust economy, and the 1950 were the era that was in the ascendancy, said Smith.

It was a very new era.

There were not a lot of big brands or big design houses that were taking shape, so they didn’t have a lot to fall back on, said Matt Fournier, an interior designer at the Chicago house he designs.

That meant that a lot less was being produced, which meant that the designers were free to innovate and experiment with new materials and ways of looking at things.

That was what I’m really excited about, the evolution of the furniture industry.

I’m a big fan of that, said Fourner, who said he was influenced by the “Dewey Decimal” style of furniture and the “Vintage” aesthetic of design houses in New England.

Designers like Wurzelsbacher and Pézrez have brought the old-school style to contemporary homes.

They have made their mark with bold, bold designs, said Rob Stolz, who teaches at New York’s Columbia University.

The new style, he said, is in many ways a reinterpretation of the original 1950s furniture, with an emphasis on simplicity.

Smith said he sees a new wave of designers entering the field, as designers are taking inspiration from the past.

There is a new breed of design people who are trying to create something that’s going to look great today and that will look great 50 years from now.

The designers are trying something new, he added.

There are a lot more new designers.

The old generation is coming out.

The new generation in the design world includes people who worked with Louis Vuitton, said Stolzz.

There’s a younger generation of designers who are more interested in getting things done in a new way, he continued.

In Chicago, Pura Vivida is taking its cue from Louis Vuites, whose designers made the famous blue sofa for the first time in 1955, according to Stolzes.

Louis Vuite designs inspired the modern furniture.

A lot of the designs are influenced by that and are based on the idea that the sofa can be made in a modern way.

The design, he explained, is based on a desire for simplicity.

The sofa is one of those things that is very simple to build, but it is also very beautiful, he told ABC News.

The company has created some of the earliest designs in the Chicago area.

The first sofa, which was a collaboration between Louis Vuiter and Louis Vucci, was built in 1950 in a converted warehouse in the city’s West Side neighborhood, said Tom Juhlmann, an associate professor of design at the University of Illinois.

The company has since built many more stools and seating units for the neighborhood, he noted.

The latest sofa is the most sophisticated and sophisticated design to be made for the market, Juhlsman said.

The stools, which were made of bamboo, were designed by two men named William and Harry Schulz, who designed the original sofa, Jussman said in a statement.

The furniture is made from a lightweight, high-density wood that is resistant