In the early 20th century, the British government formed the Gorell Committee and the Council for Art and Industry to integrate art and industry, leaving a lasting impact on design education and manufacturing.Read More →
“Art Deco Furniture: The French Designers” by Alastair Duncan offers a visual journey through the influential movement, showcasing the works of French designers.Read More →
“Art Deco Chicago: Designing Modern America” explores Chicago’s significant contribution to the glamorous Art Deco movement, narrating its evolution through key works and critical essays.Read More →
“American Art Deco: Architecture and Regionalism” by Carla Breeze celebrates the innovation and regional pride of American Art Deco, showcasing 75 stunning buildings.Read More →
Explore the enduring legacy of the Hudson J-3a Locomotive, a masterpiece of streamlined design by Henry Dreyfuss. Discover how it redefined function and aesthetics in American industrial design during the interwar years.Read More →
Louis Easton, born in 1864, was a talented teacher and furniture maker in Illinois. He later built beautiful and simple houses in California.Read More →
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 →
Marcel Guillemard, a pioneer in French decorative arts, overcame personal challenges to revolutionize furniture design, blending comfort and modernity in his timeless creations.Read More →
Morton Sundour Fabrics, a pioneering British textile company, left an enduring legacy in decorative arts, design principles, and collaboration, inspiring modern creators.Read More →
Peter Hvidt (1919-1986), a Danish architect and cabinetmaker, pioneered innovative furniture designs and techniques alongside Orla Molgaard-Nielsen, influencing Danish design and winning several prestigious awards.Read More →