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Approx. 1850 - Approx. 1910
hand-made quality goods -
An event for various countries leads to greater competition and a higher class of work.
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1867 - 1959
Machine was worthy of use, as it saves time and effort and frees precious human labor. -
1880 - 1914
Influenced heavily by flora and fauna featuring curvilinear lines and a sense of danger. -
Experiment with the new and reject emulation of the old.
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1900 - 1914
Ornamentation was unnecessary and waste time, effort and money -
Individual work and against the evils and cheapness of the machine.
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Achieving form was the fundamental task and the goal of the group to raise manufacturing quality.
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Increase speed and efficiency while lowering cost. Most importantly, it required less human effort.
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1914 - 1918
Art named Art Deco. In addition, World War I created a push for new technologies that were later translated from wartime to other aspects of life. -
1919 - 1933
An inclusive place that models collaboration among teachers and students, strives to unite all forms of Art and reforms design to reduce forms to simplicity. -
Incorporate exotic elements to their products, especially Egyptian, African and Asian influences.
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1925 - July 31, 1925
Come together to share high fashion, strong forms and luxurious strong materials. -
1929 - 1939
Designers incorporated the ideas of hope and fantasy into their products to appeal to consumers. -
1930 - Approx. 1940
Products were designed more so for the middle class rather than the privileged elite (like Europe). -
Approx. 1930 - Approx. 1950
industrial designers began designing pure-concept objects with elements of aerodynamics. Other aspects of design in this period centered on hope and fantasy. -
This skyscraper was named the tallest building in the world.
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Approx. 1933 - 1965
Life became easier and design evolved as both a result and a propeller of social life. -
Featured industrial objects such as springs, gears, pans, scientific instruments and other machine made objects.
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Approx. 1935 - Approx. 1950
"less is more." -
1938 - 1945
War time technologies and new materials were introduced during the war but later incorporated into everyday life and design. -
Democracity model and Futurama
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1954 - 1968
People felt and were more free and this sense of freedom and individuality -
August, 1957
Designers worked to bring the idea of space home to make people more comfortable with the idea rather than afraid. -
Approx. 1958 - 1972
Bright, colorful and full of character -
Elements of outer space emerged through design and manufacturing. People wanted to learn more and bring a world of space into their own home.
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Approx. 1970 - Approx. present
Improve the "blandness" of modern design.
