(American, 1885-1961) Warren McArthur, a mechanical engineer by training, registered several patents for furniture construction methods using standardized aluminum parts. Aluminum, during the 1930s, was becoming popular among designers and furniture makers. It was lighter than steel, resistant to corrosion, and could be produced in different colors.
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