Decorative Arts (Page 26)

The Decorative Arts collection encompasses the design and craftsmanship of functional and ornamental objects, including furniture, textiles, ceramics, glass, metalwork, and more. Spanning historical and contemporary movements, this category highlights the artistry, techniques, and cultural significance behind decorative arts worldwide.

Topics include:

  • Historical Decorative Arts Movements – From Baroque and Rococo to Art Nouveau and Art Deco.
  • Regional Traditions – Italian, French, British, American, and Asian decorative arts.
  • Craftsmanship and Materials – Exploring wood carving, porcelain, glassblowing, textiles, and metalworking techniques.
  • Influential Designers and Makers – Featuring artisans, workshops, and manufacturers who shaped decorative arts.
  • Modern and Contemporary Innovations – The intersection of traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design and technology.
Izabel Lam sculptural glass tableware with organic forms in soft pastel colours, showcasing contemporary decorative design and fluid surface patterns

Izabel Lam is a sculptor and an American fashion designer. Lam turned to industrial design from fashion in 1988. In a neo-baroque style, she designs housewares, including flatware, picture frames, candlesticks, vases and letter openers. Her 15-piece lighting set was made of oxidised curved steel with shades of metal-mesh.Read More →

Abstract Geometric Bauhaus Prints Bauhaus Wall Art

The Bauhaus School revolutionized design, creating a lasting influence with its philosophy that “form follows function”. Focused on simplicity, clarity and geometry, the school’s principles continue to shape modern poster design. Key contributors included Herbert Bayer, Joost Schmidt, and László Moholy-Nagy.
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