Lorin Jackson was one of the leading designers of the US company Grosfeld House Furniture C., known for collaborations with Vladimir Kagan, Eugene Schoen and Lorin Jackson. Characteristic of her production is a series of furniture such as cabinets and chairs in the Hollywood Regency style, in which she introduced an innovative material such as lucite as early as the 1940s. Due to the classic shapes and the particular ‘glass effect’ of these details, his style is called Glassic.