Curbed National recently emerged from the Library of Congress's archives with photos labeled as the 1960 Manhattan apartment of famed midcentury designer Raymond Loewy. Inside: a jumble of popular midcentury design tropes, including a bamboo credenza, pop art, ankle-height tables, and bleached parquet floors. Do have a look. [Curbed National]
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