Design for Dreaming

Year: 1956

Runtime: 9 mins

Language: English

Director: Victor Solow

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A flamboyant 1950s Populuxe-style commercial for General Motors follows a woman who drifts to sleep and envisions a dazzling future filled with flawless products—sleek, chrome‑finished concept cars and Frigidaire’s fully automated “Kitchen of the Future.” The short film premiered at General Motors’ 1956 Motorama in New York City.

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