Step Inside These Retro Space Age Kitchens
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Photos from a 1943 Uniontown, PA Morning Herald article about "Tomorrow's Kitchen," designed by the Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass company and complete with built-in toaster ovens.
via PaleoFutureDesigner Ettore Sottsass' philosophy was to make furniture "from which we feel so detached, so disinterested and so uninvolved that it is of absolutely no importance to us."
Photo via AquaVelvetA 1957 Frigidaire "Kitchen Of The Future" advertisement
via PaleoFutureDesigner Joe Colombo's Total Furnishing Unit was designed to be a small and functional as possible (like this guy)
Photo via AquaVelvetA 1965 Frigidaire print advertisementârefrigerators in space!
via PaleoFutureDesigners Studio Zanuso, Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper's space was meant to be assembled and re-assembled for "communities of varying sizes,"
Photo via AquaVelvet