The Post-war home
Subtitle: a series of lectures on its interior and equipment
By: with a foreword by the Rt. Hon. Oliver Lyttelton.
Contributors: Royal Society of Arts (Great Britain)
Publisher: "The Studio ltd." for the Royal society of arts
Published: 1942
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 120
Subjects: Dwellings -- Great Britain; Interior decoration -- Great Britain; Design, Industrial
Notes: "Delivered during the 188th session of the Royal society of arts."--Foreword.
"First printed October, 1942; reprinted November, 1942."
Table of contents: title: The contributory industries: what are they, and how can they help re-employment? By Howard Robertson.; title: Using space to advantage, by Elizabeth Denby.; title: Materials, old and new, by E. F. Armstrong.; title: Adaptation of design to standardisation and mass production, by F. R. Yerbury.; title: common sense in furniture design, by Mrs. Darcy Braddell.; title: Pottery, glass and plastics, by James Hogan.; title: Household fabrics, by Holbrook Jackson.; title: The contribution of the fine arts, by Percy Smith.; title: "The occupier," by George Hicks.; title: Lighting, heating and ventilation, by R. Fitzmaurice.; title: Domestic offices: equipment and maintenance, by Helen Masters.; title: Conclusions, by A. C. Bossom.