the beginning of the 20th century. Czech Cubism embraced architecture, design and decorative arts and flourished most prolifically in the years immediately preceding and following the outbreak of the First World War.Read More →
Frantíšek Kysela (1881 – 1941) was a Czech designer and teacher. He was born in Kourim. Between 1900-04 and 1905-08, he studied at the School of Decorative Arts Prague, under K. Mašek. Read More →
Marimekko has released a 50 postcard collection featuring the brand’s iconic vibrant designs. Aimed at design enthusiasts, the collection offers an affordable way to own a piece of Marimekko’s cherished patterns serving as both postcards and decorative wall art.Read More →
“Marimekko: The Art of Printmaking” celebrates 70 years of Finnish design, showcasing iconic patterns, innovative design, and sustainable creativity in a visually captivating journey.Read More →
The Cicininc Wall Clock is a 10-inch, battery-operated, black clock, offering silence, minimal design, and exceptional visibility. Ideal for any setting, it seamlessly blends form and function.Read More →
Jean Puiforcat (1897-1945) was a renowned French Art Deco silversmith known for his geometric and elegant designs that combined silver with materials like lapis lazuli and ivory. After serving in World War I, he established his Parisian firm in 1921, co-founded the Union des Artistes Modernes, and left a lasting artistic legacy recognized in major museums.Read More →
The poem celebrates Art Deco interiors, showcasing vibrant designs and elegant furnishings that combine modernity with historical influence, appealing to architects and design enthusiasts alike.Read More →
The 1980s in Britain were marked by an apparent economic rebound and a newfound enthusiasm among Britons for business, risky capitalism, and design. Design was pushed as a fundamental ingredient to financial success by a new generation of design entrepreneurs, one of them being Michael Peters.Read More →
Theo Moorman, a skilled artist, developed the “Moorman Inlay Technique” and created striking woven textiles, commissioned for cathedrals and private homes. She also shared her expertise through teaching and a book.Read More →
“Weaving As an Art Form: A Personal Statement” explores Theo Moorman’s influential weaving technique and journey, inviting readers into the world of textile art.Read More →