[tie_slideshow] [tie_slide]ย [/tie_slide] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [tie_slide]ย [/tie_slide] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [tie_slide][/tie_slide] [tie_slide] [/tie_slide] [/tie_slideshow] The Kronish house was commissioned to Richard Neutra in 1954 by local tract developer
Many of the most famous mid century lamps were, at first designed and manufactured in Sweden, Denmark or Finland where they were have been manufactured and sold over the years.
Artificial light was fundamental in the Scandinavian interiors due to the long Nordic winters. It became so important throughout the mid century modern period that it became the main concern of the architects when they had to design a room.
Mid century designer Arne Jacobsen once said: โlight gives all things their presenceโ. I absolutely agree with him as the right lighting can have dramatic effects on the interiors.
The floor open plan aids the light to pass through the home. It was one of the main factors that mid century architects considered when building 1950s homes.
