1920s – Los Angeles Interior Designers make their debut on the world stage with Spanish Colonial Revival interiors that still impress today.
1930s – A nation in depression looks to Hollywood set design for escape by glamour. Thanks to the Los Angeles Interior Designer, elaborate Art Deco style soon dominates interiors around the globe.
1940s- Hollywood Regency’s premier reign is introduced by Los Angeles Interior Designers. Fifty years later Kelly Wearstler, Mary McDonald and Woodsen Rummerfield (all Los Angeles Interior Designers) lead the second wave.
1950s – Case study homes by Los Angeles Interior designers, Mid Century design is born.
1960s Modernism features bold colors, graphics and shapes pushed to the limit by Los Angeles Interior Designers.
1960 John Lautner Chemosphere Residence
1970s Unfortunately Los Angeles Interior Designers will have to take responsibility for this decade too.
1980s Los Angeles Interior Designer Rachel Ashwell’s Shabby Chic Style convinced the world to fall in love with romantic flea market finds and white slip covers.
1990s California Casual style makes its way into interiors from Malibu to Madrid thanks to Los Angeles Interior Designer Tom Kreiss.
2000s Luxury Green style steals the scene, a movement led by eco-conscious Los Angeles Interior Designers.
2010 North African Bazaar Style by Los Angeles Interior Designers Martyn Lawrence Bullard and Nathan Turner penetrate so deeply that even mass retailer West Elm couldn’t resist.
