 And new commissions will present themselves.” After Schwadron escaped the nazis by moving to the U.S. he received a few interior design commissions such as the design of the offices of the American Crayon Company (with Leopold Kleiner) and remodeling homes of fellow émigrés from Vienna but survived by mainly working in furniture design.His work was published in architectural magazines, and reviewed even in the New York Times, but his signature design typical for the restraint modernism of Viennese "domestic lifestyle" ("Wiener Wohnraumkultur") was hardly understood or appreciated in the U.S.He died pretty much forgotten in the architectural world albeit his furniture pieces can still to be found in auction houses.