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Interiors, Volume 109, Number 07, March 1950

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Grisha
Interiors + Industrial Design
Interiors + Industrial Design magazine was published by Whitney Publications. It was launched in 1888 as The Upholsterer, becoming Interiors in 1940 and later became Interiors + Industrial Design.

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Interiors, Volume 109, Number 07, March 1950. Cover design by Grisha
Interiors, Volume 109, Number 07, March 1950. Cover design by Grisha
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