Émile Samson upheld his father’s legacy by producing high-quality reproduction ceramics, challenging perceptions of authenticity and leaving a lasting impact on decorative arts.Read More →
Flyspecking blends antique charm with modern decorative practices, mimicking the accidental marks on old furniture to add character and history to pieces. It enhances various surfaces, offering vintage appeal and a textured glimpse into history.Read More →
Art pottery, emerging in the late 19th century as a reaction to mass production, blends artistic expression and functionality, celebrating individual creativity and craftsmanship.Read More →
Discover Walter Dorwin Teague Sr.’s impact on American industrial design. Learn about his iconic works, blending form and function for timeless, accessible design.Read More →
The term “wrought iron” refers to the material rather than the products made of iron. Modern mild steel has supplanted wrought iron, a forgeable ferrous material used up until about the middle of the twentieth century. Because of the extensive forming required during its production—under power hammers and through rollers—it was originally referred to as “wrought” (or “worked”). Read More →
The design of baby pillows impacts infant health, sleep comfort, and safety. While smart pillows show promise, adherence to safe sleeping guidelines is crucial.Read More →
The Alessi Officina Tua Pitcher, designed by Mario Botta, blends form and function elegantly. Its craftsmanship, aesthetic appeal, and architectural influence define modern kitchenware design.Read More →
