This vintage House & Garden magazine from February 1984 is a true gem, featuring a variety of fascinating articles on architecture, design, and lifestyle. From Gloria Vanderbilt's personal tradition of layering past and present in her New York apartment to Frank Gehry's innovative Temporary Contemporary art museum in Los Angeles, this magazine is sure to inspire and delight any design enthusiast or collector. With articles on architects, designers, and historic figures such as John Huston and Schinkel, this magazine offers a unique perspective on the world of design and its influence on our lives. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of design history with this vintage House & Garden magazine from February 1984.

Includes the following articles:

A PERSONAL TRADITION

Gloria Vanderbilt layers past and present in her New Xork apartment By Barbara Lasear Ascer

ANCIENT ECHOES

Architects Patrick Naggar and Dominique Lacheuskys inspired transformation of a Paris apartment

THE PRIVATE WORLD OF JOHN HUSTON

The filmmaker's compound in Mexico/By Roger C. Toll

HOUSE OF THE FOUR ELEMENTS

Brian Alfred Murphy's supremely simple hideaway for photographer Philip Dixon/By Heather Smith MacIssac

FIRST CENTURY AMERICAN

Sophisticated designs of our colonial ancestors/ By Elaine Greene

ÀLL ABOUT EAMES

Ray and Charles Eames's 1949 Santa Monica bouse is now historic and High Tech| By Doris Saatchi

SAILING AWAY WITH LÉGER

Unpublished watercolors from a Mediterranean cruise with the legendary Murplys/ By Naomi Barry

PASSAGE TO PARADISE

Milton Park blooms in Australia/ By Andrew Pfeiffer

SHACK OF THE NEW

Frank Gehry's Temporary Contemporary art museum for Los Angeles has permanent originality

DONE WITH MIRRORS

Thomas Moore remodels a narrow Chicago bouse

By Gabrielle Winkel

SCHINKEL: THE RESTLESS ROMANTIC

The life and work of a nineteenth-century German architectural genius/By Martin Filler