I recently recreated Leaves & Shadows, a 1950s textile design by California artist and designer Sascha Brastoff. Best known for...

Sherman Bertram of California was one of the many Los Angeles furniture manufacturers that helped define the relaxed, modern character...

By 1935, wallpaper had become one of the most accessible ways for American families to update their homes. Although the...

As Americans settled into the optimism of the postwar years, wallpaper became one of the easiest and most affordable ways...

The 1952 Style Trend wallpaper collection reflects the confidence and variety of postwar American interiors. Its patterns range from traditional...

Sears wallpaper catalogs from the 1930s offer a revealing look at how Americans decorated their homes during a decade of...

Sears’ 1955 wallpaper catalog offered a broad mix of floral, scenic, geometric, and novelty designs for nearly every room in...

The 1936 Sears wallpaper catalog offered homeowners an affordable way to transform a room during the difficult years of the...

Founded in Hollywood in 1935, Albert Van Luit & Co. became one of Southern California’s best-known wallcovering manufacturers. The company...

Metlox introduced Street Scene under its Poppytrail line in the mid-1950s. Street Scene shares its shape with several other Metlox...