Dominic Bradbury is a writer and freelance journalist specialising in architecture and design. He has written many books on these themes including the Atlas of Interior Design, The Fife Arms, the Atlas of Mid-Century Modern Masterpieces, and the Atlas of Mid-Century Modern Houses, all published by Phaidon.He also contributes to many newspapers and magazines in the UK, US, and internationally, including The Times, Financial Times, Wallpaper*, House & Garden, and Galerie.

‘For the design obsessed.’ – Vogue‘A Who’s Who of the midcentury greats.’ – Remodelista‘Goes way beyond furniture.’ – Core77‘A lush, exciting coffee table book.’ – Foreword Reviews, Starred Review ‘Design geeks, this one’s for you.’ –  IMBOLDN‘Defining midcentury modernism, from A–Z.’ – PRINT Magazine‘A hefty archive and visual reference for those seeking to broaden their knowledge, or just to find inspiration.’ – Wallpaper* Magazine‘A celebration of mid-century modern design, its legacy, and the visionaries who helped shaped it.’ – Canadian Interiors‘Arguably the most comprehensive survey of postwar design talent to date. With over 300 international profiles and 350 images packed into 352 elegantly designed pages, the book doesn’t just chronicle an era—it reanimates it.’ – Designlines Magazine ‘A living archive—filled with over 300 designers whose work reshaped the way we sit, light, touch, and move through space.’ – Gessato‘A celebration of mid-century modern design, its legacy, and the visionaries who helped shaped it.’ – Interiors Magazine

Dominic Bradbury is a writer and freelance journalist specialising in architecture and design. He has written many books on these themes including the Atlas of Interior Design, The Fife Arms, the Atlas of Mid-Century Modern Masterpieces, and the Atlas of Mid-Century Modern Houses, all published by Phaidon.He also contributes to many newspapers and magazines in the UK, US, and internationally, including The Times, Financial Times, Wallpaper*, House & Garden, and Galerie.

‘For the design obsessed.’ – Vogue‘A Who’s Who of the midcentury greats.’ – Remodelista‘Goes way beyond furniture.’ – Core77‘A lush, exciting coffee table book.’ – Foreword Reviews, Starred Review ‘Design geeks, this one’s for you.’ –  IMBOLDN‘Defining midcentury modernism, from A–Z.’ – PRINT Magazine‘A hefty archive and visual reference for those seeking to broaden their knowledge, or just to find inspiration.’ – Wallpaper* Magazine‘A celebration of mid-century modern design, its legacy, and the visionaries who helped shaped it.’ – Canadian Interiors‘Arguably the most comprehensive survey of postwar design talent to date. With over 300 international profiles and 350 images packed into 352 elegantly designed pages, the book doesn’t just chronicle an era—it reanimates it.’ – Designlines Magazine ‘A living archive—filled with over 300 designers whose work reshaped the way we sit, light, touch, and move through space.’ – Gessato‘A celebration of mid-century modern design, its legacy, and the visionaries who helped shaped it.’ – Interiors Magazine

Dominic Bradbury is a writer and freelance journalist specialising in architecture and design. He has written many books on these themes including the Atlas of Interior Design, The Fife Arms, the Atlas of Mid-Century Modern Masterpieces, and the Atlas of Mid-Century Modern Houses, all published by Phaidon.He also contributes to many newspapers and magazines in the UK, US, and internationally, including The Times, Financial Times, Wallpaper*, House & Garden, and Galerie.

‘For the design obsessed.’ – Vogue‘A Who’s Who of the midcentury greats.’ – Remodelista‘Goes way beyond furniture.’ – Core77‘A lush, exciting coffee table book.’ – Foreword Reviews, Starred Review ‘Design geeks, this one’s for you.’ –  IMBOLDN‘Defining midcentury modernism, from A–Z.’ – PRINT Magazine‘A hefty archive and visual reference for those seeking to broaden their knowledge, or just to find inspiration.’ – Wallpaper* Magazine‘A celebration of mid-century modern design, its legacy, and the visionaries who helped shaped it.’ – Canadian Interiors‘Arguably the most comprehensive survey of postwar design talent to date. With over 300 international profiles and 350 images packed into 352 elegantly designed pages, the book doesn’t just chronicle an era—it reanimates it.’ – Designlines Magazine ‘A living archive—filled with over 300 designers whose work reshaped the way we sit, light, touch, and move through space.’ – Gessato‘A celebration of mid-century modern design, its legacy, and the visionaries who helped shaped it.’ – Interiors Magazine