Impressive lines, simplicity and elegance of mid-century modern masters have become synonymous with good taste.
The history of this style begins in the 40s of the 20th century, when representatives of the Bauhaus school emigrated to America during World War II, preferring the functional design and abandoning the unnecessary luxury of classical styles.
The technology of wartime gave designers new solutions and materials that made it possible to make beautiful products both functional and durable. In the late 1950s, the flowering of Italian design began, and the country ranked first in the world in the export of modern furniture.