MOBILIA, "International monthly magazine for interior design", needs no introduction for students, owners, and purveyors of mid-century modern Scandinavian design.  The authors, factories, and designers who participated in this authoritative publication from the Golden Age of modern design, running from 1955 to 1984, are a who's who of the most revered names still known widely today.  Published in Denmark, there is an especially thorough coverage of the exciting developments in Danish design.  For those wishing to read in depth about this era, or need help identifying designs/designers/factories, it's hard to find a comparable resource.  Unfortunately for MOBILIA collectors, these issues will be harder and harder to come across.  I have a personal collection of 75 issues from 1971 to 1981 available individually.  While I work on getting them listed, please inquire if there is a particular number you are looking for.

This double issue No. 196/197 from November/December 1971 covers:
+ Milan Salone el Mobile
+ 3 Danish Graphic Designers study in Basel
+ Architecture in the Landscape: Friis & Moltke
+ Yusaku Kamekura posters
+ Cohr Silverware factory designers
+ 3 Plastic Chairs study by Dan Svarth
+ De Sede leather upholstery
+ Letter Tray systems by Svend Wohlert
+ Sack furniture trend
+ Swiss Lamps International
+ Visiona 3 living machine
+ Danish paper Christmas craft
 + "Om" 14 short news and opinion articles

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I have been specialized in retail and interiors of Scandinavian/International modern design for over 55 years and stand behind the authenticity, accuracy, quality and condition of all my products. Please message me with any questions, comments, or requests. I am always happy to hear from fellow modernists. Good luck and thanks for visiting Suburban Modern!