Box 34

This article is about Malino's company Paper Display Inc., which she formed immediately after graduating from Vassar with some of her fellow female students.

This folder contains three newsprint clippings, "Child's Room Defined by Decorator" from the New York Post and published Jan 26, 1959; "Decorating Nurseries" with a photo of Malino; and "Store is Offering Aid in Decorating of Baby's Room". There is also a masthead clipping from the New York Herald Tribune with the same date.

This folder contains 3 certificates (District of Columbia interior design certification, American Society for Hospital Engineering membership, and ASID Washington Chapter Designer of Distinction award), plus one speech transcript from the latter.

This folder contains two full magazine issues and multiple clippings: "Woman of Two Worlds" from Monsanto Magazine (undated), "Individuality in a Pigeonhole" from Vassar Alumni Magazine (June 1966), "Emily Malino" from Modern Floor Coverings magazine (Aug 1965), "Working Women 1965: The False Problems and the True" from Cosmopolitan (Jan 1965), and "Emily Malino" (reprints from Interiors Nov 1965 issue).

This folder contains original letters from the public, as well as Malino's responses (all on Perkins and Will letterhead).

This folder contains one original typewritten document and two photocopies of it. It lists Malino projects (particularly for children and teens) and articles written about them--sometimes publications are listed with dates, other times not. There are numbers to the left of the list items that appear to be referencing page numbers, but it is unclear if this was published--it may be an index for a press and project scrapbook created by Malino.

This folder contains multiple press releases, about the "Design for People" column, about Malino's speeches for the Home Fashions Forum, and about new EMA offices opening. The correspondence is mainly with the Window Shade Manufacturers Association, and with Interior Design magazine.

This folder contains transcripts of both speeches, plus correspondence.

This folder contains both black and white and color tearsheets for both projects; some of the Georgetown tears contain floor plans.

This folder contains advertising and promotional materials for the Sears Interior Decorating Classes, plus correspondence, schedules and lecture notes for the Decorating Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. There is a document titled "Spring '72-'How to Decorate Your Home'; an analysis of customers taking sears decorating course", and also a nice (undated) bio of Malino.