1963 … In the 1960s, Motorola commissioned a series of ads for Life magazine, illustrated by the late Charles Schridde, with a running theme of the “house of the future”. These futuristic paintings are amazingly detailed. Viewed from an architecture / interior design angle, they really give an insight to the American imagination of that period. Swanky bachelor pads, spiral staircases, indoor scuba diving pools – you name it. Schridde’s vision of the future plays out like a romanticized, more realistic version of The Jetsons (all that’s missing is Rosie the Robot). (Description from DesignFaves.com)
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Hey Cal, you've got a dead link there on Charles Schridde.
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