The <n>Villa Chanéac</n> in Aix-les-Bains, designed by <n>Jean-Louis Chanéac</n> (1974-76). Photo by <n>Denys Harreau</n>.

Models in 1960s <n>Space Age</n> designs by <n>Paco Rabanne</n>.

Interior of the <n>Organic House</n> designed by architect <n>Javier Senosiain</n>.

<n>Téléavia P111</n> television and <n>Cryptogamme</n> stools designed by <n>Roger Tallon</n>.

A still from the 1962 film <n>Vivre sa vie</n> by director <n>Jean-Luc Godard</n>, featuring <n>Anna Karina</n>.

Visors by <n>Layne Nielson</n> from <n>Rudi Gernreich</n>'s Resort 1965 collection. Photo by <n>The New York Times</n>.

Cover for <n>CAU Magazine</n> designed by <n>Enric Satué</n> in 1969.

<n>Formafantasma</n> takes over creative direction for <n>Rubelli Group</n>. Photo from the <n>Fondazione Rubelli</n> archive.

<n>Mid-century modern</n> <n>Gulvvases</n> by <n>Holmegaard</n>, designed by <n>Otto Brauer</n>.

<n>Pablo</n>, <n>Kehra</n>, <n>Tornado</n>, <n>Aitanlukko</n>, and <n>Pompadour</n> vases by <n>Riihimäki</n>.

<n>Vintage Wallpaper</n> with a <n>retro</n> pattern from retailer <n>Dann</n>.

<n>Mid-century modern</n> glass candle holders by <n>Wedgwood</n>, designed by <n>Ronald Stennett Willson</n>.

The first appearance of shorts in <n>Vogue</n>, May 1934. Photo by <n>George Hoyningen-Huene</n>.

A 1962 photograph by <n>Balthazar Korab</n> of the <n>TWA Flight Center</n>, designed by architect <n>Eero Saarinen</n>.