Curtis Companies, based in Clinton, Iowa, was already known for architectural woodwork, millwork, doors, windows, and built-in home components. By...

The 1962 Knoll catalog for Harry Bertoia’s chairs captures a well-established modern design classic at the point where it had...

The 1949 Knoll catalog captures the company at an important early point, when Knoll was helping move modern design from...

This 1970 Knoll International catalog, La Collezione di Saarinen, presents Eero Saarinen’s Pedestal Collection as both furniture and design argument....

By 1954, Knoll was no longer simply selling modern furniture. It was selling a fully formed idea of contemporary living...

By 1938, Duro Chrome Corporation of St. Louis was part of a crowded and competitive market for chrome-accented commercial furniture....

The 1934 Gilkie Camp Trailers catalog captures an early moment in American recreational travel, when the automobile was changing not...

The Heywood-Wakefield Zephyr vanity is one of the earliest pieces from the company’s early Streamline period. Produced around 1936–1937, Zephyr...

I purchased this harder-to-find cabinet from a friend along with the two Streamline armchairs shown in the photo. Produced roughly...

This 1937 article from California — Magazine of Pacific Business captures California pottery at the moment it was becoming a...