Applying the Visual Analysis and Design Principles of Postwar American Modern Furniture to Contemporary Home Living Furniture Design

Abstract

This thesis discusses how to incorporate the visual analysis of Post War American Modern Furniture into the design of furniture that better suits contemporary lifestyles. Post War American Modern Furniture, also known as Mid-Century American Modern Furniture, holds a classic status in furniture history, and its work from that era remain popular in today's market. The article covers the development of Post War American Modern Furniture, analyzing its design style, elements, features, and concepts, including some classic design pieces. It also explores the differences between modern and post-war life, proposing guiding principles and methods to help designers apply this style to contemporary furniture design. The research results suggest that designing furniture aligned with modern life using the visual analysis of Post War American Modern Furniture is feasible. The thesis concludes by summarizing and condensing the methods, providing designers with a practical tool for successfully creating contemporary home living furniture reflecting the visual analysis of Post War American Modern Furniture.