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State of The Art Contemporary Furniture
A new emphasis in contemporary furniture design has grown out of an appreciation of the quality of a material in its natural state. Perhaps as a response to the ever-increasing use of mass-produced and man-made materials, an effort is now being made to use plastic, metal, wood, and combinations of all as they appear naturally perfect together. Natural dark wood and plain wood paneling are important materials that can give emphasis to the entire design or furniture itself.
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Furniture is usually simple, much of it in the country style, with 'natural' finishes or with an unfinished look (often accomplished through clear lacquer) in blond or raw wood tones. Many kinds of provincial furniture-early American, Spanish colonial, French or Italian provincial-are combined. Bamboo and cane pieces and tortoiseshell finishes are part of this look. Perhaps wood in natural or earth colors most clearly typify the natural look.
The uncompromisingly modern interior rejects the past and embraces the newest developments in design and manufacturing. Furnishings are comparatively sparse but offer the necessities for comfortable living. The contemporary furniture, simple and usually entirely machine made, ranges from the modern classics-the Barcelone chair, the Wassily chair, the Eames lounge chair and ottoman-to inexpensive, down-to-earth pieces such as the director's chair, some of the bentwood styles, and cubes and cylinders in place of small tables. Rectangular and sausage-shaped polyurethane forms covered in plain solid-colored fabrics or leather and vinyl provide modern-style seats. In this setting, a patterned object (perhaps an Oriental rug), lamps, plants, and even small items take on the importance of works of art.
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The most popular contemporary furniture styles remain those of the French and English 18th century, with a bit of English regency (bamboo turnings on tables and corner posts of chests) and Victorian (the tufted chesterfield sofa) added. With the coming U.S. bicentennial celebration in 1976, there is evidence of renewed interest in American colonial and federal design as well. Clean-lined modern furniture, particularly modular storage units and upholstered sectional sofas, are used everywhere, while traditional styles are handled in a contemporary way with updated colors and fabric patterns. The authentic period room is rarely found now, except in historical restorations. People who are reclaiming old or historic houses often decorate in the spirit of the time, but with a certain decorative license. For example, American folk art has never been collected more than now, but a good deal of it was made in the 19th or even the early 20th centuries. Yet it still seems to express the early spirit of America and is therefore used in early American interiors, despite the anachronism.
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