The Victoria & Albert Museum has published British Design from 1957 to 1988, a sumptuous volume that celebrates three decades of transformation in British creativity. It captures the best of award-winning designs that marked post-war Britain and determined the worldwide culture of design-from product and graphic design to fashion, architecture, and industrial innovation.

From expert contribution and some superb visual evidence, the book captures the spirit of inventiveness with which British design was endowed during these decades. It charts the emergence of iconic movements and creators who entreated by the marriage of functionality and aesthetic boldness, providing British design with a pedestal on the world stage.

It is a must-have book for design professionals, historians, students, and collectors; celebrating not only design achievements but also the cultural, political, and social currents that inspired them. Let it be a source of inspiration and knowledge bridged through time-with connections between the past and the creative possibilities of the future.

Details:
• Publisher: Victoria & Albert Museum (1 March 2012)
• Language: English
• Pages: 108
• Dimensions: 20.32 × 1.27 × 25.4 cm
• Location: V&A Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL
• Format: Softcover

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