During the month of March, 1930, five rooms designed by five members of AUDAC (American Union of Decorative Artists and Craftsmen) were exhibited at the Grand Central Palace. The plan was designed by Frederick J. Kiesler and the individual rooms were contributed by Donald Deskey, Willis S. Harrison, Frederick J. Kiesler, Wolfgang and Pola Hoffmann, and Alexander Kachinsky.

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