Serge Mouille (1922- 1988) French Lighting Designer
2021-07-23
Serge Mouille was a French Lighting Designer; he was born and active in Paris. Mouille studied silversmithing, École des Artes Appliqués, Paris to 1941.Read More →
Lucienne Day (1917 – 2010) influential textile designer
2021-07-23
Lucienne Day was one of the most influential post-war British textile designers. She developed a unique style of pattern making. READ MORERead More →
Sigmund Pollitzer (1913 – 1983) British painter, decorative glass designer and writer
2021-07-22
Sigmund Pollitzer (1913 – 1983) was a painter, decorative glass designer, and writer from the United Kingdom. He was born in the city of London.Read More →
How to Cook Book (Hardcover)
2021-07-22
How to Cook Book – Think you can cook – or do you think you can’t? Either way, this book is for you. Discover your inner chef. SHOP NOW!!Read More →
Yohji Yamamoto (b.1943) Japanese Fashion Designer
2021-07-22
Yohji Yamamoto fashion is exemplified by ease and wearability. READ MORE about this innovative radically different Japanese Designer.Read More →
Jukebox Design by Wurlitzer iconic Americana
2021-07-22
Jukebox Designs by Wurlitzer were celebrated for the iconic designs adopting “bubble tubes”, coloured filters and plastics. READ MORERead More →
The Schloss Blühnbach Castle in Austria
2021-07-21
Schloss Blühnbach is a hunting castle in the Austrian Alps dated from the 17th century. It was extended in 1911 by Archduke Francis Ferdinand; it also includes his art and antiques.Read More →
Charles Eames (1907 – 1978) American designer, filmmaker and architect
2021-07-21
Charles Eames and his Wife, Ray best known for their contributions to architecture and furniture design, industrial design. READ MORERead More →
Wiener Werkstätte Austrian art and crafts studio
2021-07-21
Wiener Werkstatte was based on the ideals of the guild system & developed a direct relationship between designers and craftspeople. READ MORE >Read More →
The Chevron pattern – a Popular motif for Designers
2021-07-18
The word chevron comes from the French word chevron, which means rafter or gable. Although there is no definition to prevent freedom in its shape, the chevron’s angle is most commonly between 60 and 70 degrees. Read More →
Benefits of Educational Toys – Good Design the WHY
2021-07-18
As a parent, you want your child to have the best opportunity of succeeding. Educational toys can be beneficial to children in their early stages of development. Let’s talk about what makes an instructional toy before we go into the benefits of educational toys.Read More →
Advantages of Using an Electric Kettle
2021-07-18
In today’s world, using an electric kettle to boil water has become fashionable. Kettles are quick and efficient, allowing you to boil water in a short amount of time. Electric kettles are incredibly efficient and provide immediate results.Read More →
Giorgina Castiglioni Italian architect and designer
2021-07-16
Giorgina Castiglioni is an Italian architect and designer who studied architecture at Milan Polytechnic (1969). She is Giannino Castiglioni’s granddaughter, a famous sculptor, and the daughter of Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, an architect and professor. Read More →
Candles for Men – Scented but Rugged
2021-07-16
Rugged scented Candles for Men We have selected a collection of men’s candles. Available inRead More →
Valerie Wieselthier (1896 – 1945) Austrian-American ceramic artist
2021-07-15
She was the head of the Wiener Werkstätte’s ceramic workshop. She worked in a highly distinctive style with coarse modelling and drip-glass effects. Read More →
Josiah Wedgwood British Ceramics Manufacturer
2021-07-15
He started by producing basic tableware, but by 1759, he had expanded to include beautiful items like classical vases and portrait busts. He was one of the first producers to hire artists to create product designs.Read More →
Henri Vever (1854 – 1942) collector of Ukiyo-e
2021-07-14
Vever had acquired a collection of thousands of fine ukiyo-e prints by the early twentieth century. Vever’s collection was so well-regarded that the authors of some of the first European scholarly publications on ukiyo-e relied heavily on it for most of their actual print researchRead More →
Gustav Stickley (1858 – 1942) American furniture designer
2021-07-14
His German name, Stoeckel, was anglicised to Stickley by his émigré parents. In Pennsylvania, he worked in his uncle’s chair manufacturing with his brothers. Stickley brothers Gustav, Charles, Albert, Leopold, and John George all worked in the furniture industry.Read More →
Latest Indoor Outdoor Garden Products
2021-07-13
Our products of excellence has been restoring the romance and pleasure of gardening gifts by providing elegant gifts and garden items at unbeatable pricing. Read More →
Dagobert Peche (1887 – 1923) Austrian artist and designer
2021-07-13
He devised wholly new, amusing forms, frequently in simple materials like tole and cardboard; the conditions caused by World War I dictated the use of low-cost raw materials. Read More →