Links

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Corded Recliner c. 1953. Designed by Clement Meadmore.

Mid-Century Blogs

Modernist Australia
modernistaustralia.com

The Boyd Homes Group
boydhomesgroup.blogspot.com

Australian Modern
http://www.australianmodern.com.au

Brisbane Modern
brisbanemodern.com.au

Canberra Modern
canberrahouse.com.au

Modern in Maroondah
http://maroondahmod.blogspot.com.au

Grass-trees & Butterfly Chairs
australianmodernistlandscapes.com

Studley Park Modern
http://www.studleypark.net

The Harp Lounge
http://www.harplounge.com

Walking Melbourne
walkingmelbourne.com

Mid-Century Designers, Collections and Resources

Clement Meadmore
meadmore.com

Featherston Archive
http://www.featherston.com.au/category/people/grant-featherston

Marion Hall Best Collection
http://sydneylivingmuseums.com.au/marion-hall-best-collection

Design and Art Australia Online
http://www.daao.org.au

The Powerhouse Museum
http://www.powerhousemuseum.com

The Making of Modern Australia
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/makingaustralia/

Mid-Century Consultants and Historical Societies

Docomo Australia
docomomoaustralia.com.au

The Robin Boyd Foundation
robinboyd.org.au

The Furniture History Society
furniturehistory.org.au

Art Deco and Modernism Society
http://www.artdeco.org.au/index.php

4 thoughts on “Links

    1. Hi Christos, the site is still going but I haven’t had much time to update the posts over the past 6 months. Some posts take a long time to research. New posts will be coming soon. Thanks for reading the blog.

      Cheers,
      Dean.

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  1. Hi, I have a Mitzi dining setting, fair condition that I plan to restore. The swivel feet are in poor condition, a few are reusable, but I cannot find a supplier for them. Tried everything, I assume this is a common problem, but, do you know of a solution?

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    1. Hi, the good thing about the Mitzi chair is that it was mass produced and therefore there are still many examples to be found. The swivel feet were used on a number of Aristoc chairs and stool, so it might be worth buying some cheap seats to get the feet. A lot of the Aristoc seating I have seen needs re-upholstering due to the disintegration of the foam seat and back. In the long run you may be better off waiting for a set of Mitzi chairs in excellent condition. Mitzi are common on online auction sites and often turn up in second hand shops. Good luck with your search. Cheers, Dean.

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