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Living For Today – 1972 Interior Design Book

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Living For Today is book that covered interior design in the 1972. It was written by New York designer Karen Fisher, who was often called ‘the design matchmaker’ and ‘the design psychologist’.

During her career she worked for several top magazines including Cosmopolitan and Esquire, She also taught design clasess at the New York University and was the Founder and President of Designer Previews.In total she had six books published, and in 1996 she received the prestigious honour of being inducted to the Interior Design Hall of Fame. Sadly, Karen Fisher passed away in July 2011.

 

 

cave interior with foam stalagmites

patriotic neon lights mirror room

please don't smoke bedroom

primary colors inflatable chair

steel stereo tv bookcase

cigarettes wallpaper

audiophile bedroom

Babe rainbow bathroom

graphic patterned bedroom

pink orange room warhol painting

charles moore townhouse interior

levels loft space

kitchen designed by emanuelle kahn

rainbow window designer loft

artists room 70s

circles motif

union jack living room

striped walls

basement room

60s illustrations bathroom wall

Kids and TV

zzz bedroom

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