And some Moe Light Fiesta lights make an appearance as well:
Even in this later catalog, there's enough mid-century lighting that makes it worth flipping through the whole thing.
1967 Moe Light Catalog with Fiesta Lights
Along with the 1963 Moe Light Catalog I came across, I also happened upon a 1967 Moe Light catalog. Things get a little less mid-century modern and a little more '70s shag, but there are still a few shots for Moe Light Honeycomb lights:
And some Moe Light Fiesta lights make an appearance as well:
Even in this later catalog, there's enough mid-century lighting that makes it worth flipping through the whole thing.
And some Moe Light Fiesta lights make an appearance as well:
Even in this later catalog, there's enough mid-century lighting that makes it worth flipping through the whole thing.
Shag's Mid-Century Home
If you're into mid-century homes or mid-century art, then you probably already know Shag. His house is exactly like you'd expect it to be, filled with tiki and mid-century furniture. See for yourself.
Mad Men Season 5 Mid-Century Art
The great thing about the internet is that, no matter the subject, there's always someone a little more obsessed than you. For example, Therese got more obsessed with the art in Peggy's apartment on Mad Men than I did. So much so that she tracked one down for herself as well as the original catalog it came from.
Turns out the art in Peggy's apartment is actually a Mosette by Craft Master art kit that crafty mid-century men and women could buy, create and hang. Kind of a paint by numbers, but with glue and crushed marble.
The Art in Peggy's Apartment
After countless searching I'm positive it's not by Lyons, but have no idea who the artist might be. If you happen to know who the mid-century artist is, please let me know in the comments.
Mad Men Season 5 Illustrated
Mad Men season 5 has finally made its way to Netflix. I've watched about half the season in three days. Then today I stumbled on this Mad Men Illustrated tumblr.
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