Art And Economy In Home Decoration

Priestman explores the intersection of art and economics in the context of home decoration during the 20th century. Drawing on contemporary sources and case studies, she argues that the rise of mass production and consumer culture has transformed the way we think about beauty and aesthetics in our domestic spaces. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of design and its relationship to modern capitalism.
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