30s apartment

1930s apartment

Some of the most popular colors for 1940s homes are green, white, red, blue, and yellow. glass knobs for cabinets and drawers were also popular.

Director and screenwriter Rachel Fleit takes us on a tour of her Brooklyn apartment, full of life, color, collections and mementos from a life well lived.

Designer Rebecca Summer and her husband, Sam, have lived in this 1930s building on Lake Merritt in Oakland for 10 years. "I was drawn to this building for all its architectural and ornate details like the arched doorways, 10-foot-high ceilings, and original crystal chandeliers," she writes.

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The 30s and 40s were eclectic times for design because you have Victorian holdouts like fine hand crafted laces coupled with newer mass manufacturing methods using ceramic, plastics, etc. You're left with an eerie mix of rich woods and pops of manufactured looking plastic-y colors.