Textile – British

A photo of a Coldstream Guard at the Tower of London. Photo by Author

The author reflects on visiting the Tower of London, admiring the Coldstream Guard’s uniform, which embodies British tradition, history, and modern military relevance in ceremonial duties.Read More →

An example Vogue Regency style that was pioneered by Syrie Maugham

Syrie Maugham, a British interior designer, pioneered the “Vogue Regency” style, blending Regency elegance with modern elements, influencing interior design through her innovative, serene creations.Read More →

British, Edinburgh Weavers, ca.1939, "Avis", stylised birds in flight in shades of pinks and white. V&A

The Edinburgh Weavers, founded in 1928, revolutionized textile design by integrating art and industry, collaborating with artists, and prioritizing technical innovation. Their legacy endures today.Read More →

Rug that is hand knotted for Doshi Levien collection.

The Rabari Rug Collection by Doshi Levien pays tribute to Indian tribal embroidery, capturing the essence of Rabari culture through vibrant, hand-crafted designs. Celebrate artisanal excellence.Read More →

Fontainbleu | Hunter, Eileen | V&A Explore The Collections

British textile designer and writer, Eileen Hunter, revolutionized the industry with her vibrant colors and innovative patterns. Equally skilled in literature, she contributed insightful articles and books, challenging norms in a male-dominated industry.Read More →

Robert Yorke Goodden featured image

Robert Goodden, a prominent British architect and designer, greatly influenced modern British silver design. He also contributed to post-war design exhibitions and inspired many designers.Read More →

Marion Dorn featured image

American textile designer Marion Dorn (1896–1964) is best known for creating wall hangings, carpeting, and rugs, but she is also known to have created wallpaper, graphics, and illustrations.Read More →