 From the 1930s to the 1950s, her interior design work focused on ways to make domestic management easier for women.She paid special attention to the kitchen and the ways that good planning combined with well-designed appliances and workflows could reduce domestic labor.For example, in the 1933 Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition she showed a plan for a small country house that combined the kitchen with the living room, while in the 1937 British Pavilion she showed a modern kitchen for a weekend house.