George VI Era (1936 - 1952)

The George VI era (1936–1952) shaped interior design with a focus on practicality, comfort, and understated elegance. As resources were limited due to World War II. Interiors often featured durable, unadorned furniture made from readily available materials like oak and plywood, designed to last and serve multiple purposes.Patterns inspired by nature, including florals and leaves, were popular in fabrics and wallpapers, adding a touch of warmth and optimism.