Interiors ’70 showcases forty Italian interiors from 1965–1975, captured by pioneering architectural photographer Carla De Benedetti. More than a visual archive, it reflects the cultural and creative energy of the late ’60s and early ’70s, when an emerging affluent class embraced personalized, innovative home design. Featuring work by leading designers like Franco Albini, Gae Aulenti, and Joe Colombo, the book reveals interiors that balanced bold aesthetics with new functional needs. De Benedetti’s striking compositions capture each space with precision and insight, while an introduction by design journalist Giovanni Odoni offers context on her career and this influential yet often overlooked period in interior design history.
hardcover; 304 pages
year: 2011
condition: very good
Interiors ’70 showcases forty Italian interiors from 1965–1975, captured by pioneering architectural photographer Carla De Benedetti. More than a visual archive, it reflects the cultural and creative energy of the late ’60s and early ’70s, when an emerging affluent class embraced personalized, innovative home design. Featuring work by leading designers like Franco Albini, Gae Aulenti, and Joe Colombo, the book reveals interiors that balanced bold aesthetics with new functional needs. De Benedetti’s striking compositions capture each space with precision and insight, while an introduction by design journalist Giovanni Odoni offers context on her career and this influential yet often overlooked period in interior design history.
hardcover; 304 pages
year: 2011
condition: very good
