A striking and elegant notecard box set featuring original drawings from mid-century modernist architect Richard Neutra.
Drawn from the archives of the Neutra Institute for Survival Through Design, this notecard set is part of a line of elegantly produced stationery that celebrates this incredible architect. It includes a keepsake box containing twelve blank notecards, each with a unique Neutra drawing—including ten houses and two proposals—and accompanying envelopes. Ideal for designers, architects, and enthusiasts of mid-century modern design.
Starting in the early 1920s, Richard Neutra was one of the first generation of modernist architects who moved away from the architecture of adornment to one committed to the needs of all kinds of people and advocated for the use of new technology to make good design affordable and responsive to climate, as well as integrating nature and the landscape into the built environment.
ARTFUL NOTECARDS: Beautifully crafted blank notes for architecture and mid-century modern enthusiasts, this boxed notecard set honors the work of Richard Neutra, one of the most renowned modernist architects of the twentieth century.
ARCHIVAL DRAWINGS: Features artwork from the Neutra archives, including many previously unpublished sketches of Neutra’s famous designs.
LUXE MATERIALS: With high-quality paper and printing, these 5 x 6.5-inch blank notes are perfect for correspondence, all-occasion greeting cards, or desk décor, making them ideal for architects, designers, students, and anyone interested in mid-century modernism.
Perfect for:
- Mid-century modern design enthusiasts
- Architecture professionals, students, and graduates
- Environmental art and design professionals
- Unique stationery collectors