TASCHEN Domus 1950–1959 Book

The Domus 1950-1959, written by Charlotte and Peter Fiell and published by Taschen, explores a crucial decade in the history of architecture and design.

This volume chronicles the optimism and innovation that characterized the 1950s, documented by the famous Domus magazine, and highlights the major themes that defined the era. The pages show the evolution of design through the use of new materials and techniques, fostering a global exchange of ideas and approaches. Among the most influential designs and products emerge the works of Le Corbusier, Charles and Ray Eames, Ettore Sottsass, and other leading figures who helped define the visual language of the period. The volume is not limited to iconic buildings, but also includes everyday objects that marked modern life, reflecting the creative spirit of the postwar period. The Taschen edition preserves original layouts and contextual notes, ensuring a thorough understanding of the content and historical context. Each issue of the magazine thus becomes a testament to the aesthetic and cultural transformation of the 1950s, offering readers a valuable tool for discovering the evolution of design. With 640 pages and text in English, The Domus 1950-1959 is a comprehensive resource for enthusiasts of architecture and design history, illustrating a period that redefined the way we inhabit and perceive built space.