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Olga Gueft
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Profiles
How the National Society of Interior Designers Was Born
A breakaway chapter of the American Institute of Decorators decided to popularize and define the new role of "Interior Designer."
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Profiles
Giving Designers the “Star Treatment” Began with Olga Gueft
In the 1950s, the editor-in-chief of Interiors magazine devoted pages upon pages to three designers in particular.
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Viewpoints
From “Decorators” to Designers: How Olga Gueft Helped Evolve the Interior Design Profession
Gueft's advocacy for the American Institute of Decorators helped give the growing interiors industry the promotional boost it needed.
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Rediscovering Olga Gueft, Foremother of Interior Design
While reading archival copies of Interiors magazines, a student of interior design discovers how Gueft brought the profession into the 20th century, defining its future.
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Viewpoints
Remembering Matriarch of Modern Design Journalism, Olga Gueft
A memorial to the late editor in chief of Interiors magazine and lifelong design advocate.
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Programs
Designers Need Heroes
Mine is Olga Gueft: she started out my mentor then became my booster. Who is your hero?