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The paper presents several Slovenian women’s magazines published during the thirties by different women’s societies and emphasizes their contribution in the dissemination of knowledge of modern home design among their female readers. By referring to articles on modern home design, written by Slovenian architects of both genders, it analyses how the concept of the modern home developed through the thirties and shows which were the major and most popular topics presented. In this way, the paper underlines similarities and differences between male and female contributors, provides insight into the social and political status of Slovenian women architects during the interwar period and draws attention to the role of women’s readers in the promotion of the modern home idea.

Slovenian Women’s Magazines and the Development of the Modern Home Concept in the Thirties