Glass Design

Art Deco Radio @ Brooklyn Museum

A 1930s Art Deco radio, a fusion of functionality and artistry, embodies design philosophy and craftsmanship, inviting appreciation and preservation of artistic legacy.Read More →

Biscuit Tin designed by Emanuel Josef Margold

Emanuel Josef Margold (1889 – 1962), an Austrian architect and designer, was known for his work in furniture, glass, porcelain, and packaging design. He achieved prestigious recognition in 1910.Read More →

Blue bowl Francois-Émile Deecorchement 925-26

Pâte de Verre (French, “glass paste”) is a material produced by grinding glass into a fine powder, adding a binder to create a paste, and adding a fluxing medium to facilitate melting. The paste is brushed or tamped into a mould, dried, and fused by firing. After annealing, the object is removed from the mould and finished.Read More →

J39 Chair by Børge Morgensen featured image

The J39 Chair, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1947, represents Danish Modern furniture and is known for its durability and refined appeal.Read More →

Chair and potplant

Encyclopedia.Design is a comprehensive resource on decorative and applied arts from the past 125 years, covering various design practices and offering valuable knowledge and practical skills.Read More →