Elsie De Wolfe: The Birth of Modern Interior Decoration

Penny Sparke

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Architecture, Design, and Social History Biographical and Historical Analysis Architecture, Modernity, and Design

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Considered the mother of interior decoration, Elsie de Wolfe introduced light and air into previously dark and cluttered Victorian interiors, and insisted on comfort, livability, and beauty. While all her clients were wealthy, her influence extended to a wide audience of women through books, magazine articles, and radio broadcasts. This oversize (1

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