The answer, as with 1920s and 1930s homes is: carefully. If you over do the memorabilia and authentic pieces it can look rather themed along today’s modern pieces, so unless you’re going to go the whole hog, a restrained, modern style will do the trick. Choose a few classic, eye-catching buys from the period and turn a plain scheme into something special.
The Twentieth Century Society’s aim is to help protect architecture dating from 1914.
www.c20society.org.uk
Find A Engineer offers an easy-to-search database of structural engineers.
www.findanengineer.com
The distinctive Smeg retro style refrigeration collection will complement any 1950s kitchen.
www.smeguk.com
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