New materials, new ways of living
Fibreglass, plastics, aluminium and modular production brought optimism, mobility and colour into everyday interiors.
1960s → 1990s · design as living culture
Design culture
Vintage Design Center connects objects to the ideas, materials, makers and social changes that shaped them. An interior becomes a conversation across time.
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The room became social
Low seating, warm woods and tactile fabrics made living more informal and collective. The object makes more sense when its use is visible.
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From postmodern play to precision
Colour, geometry and humour broke established rules before the cleaner lines of the 1990s learned to choose again.
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Not nostalgia
Condition, repair and contemporary use matter as much as period. Vintage Design Center presents vintage design as a living material culture, not a frozen style lesson.
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