Chintz fabric, originating in 16th-century India, has profoundly impacted decorative arts and fashion, known for its vibrant patterns and resurgence in modern design trends.Read More →
The 1920s saw a revolution in chair design, from modernist simplicity to luxurious Art Deco. Innovations in materials and techniques defined the era’s iconic chairs.Read More →
Felt, a versatile fabric with ancient roots, has been integral to history, industry, and fashion. Its enduring appeal and adaptability ensure a sustainable legacy.Read More →
The Herter Brothers, pioneers of American decorative arts, shaped the opulent Gilded Age aesthetic through integrated interior design and influential commissions. Their legacy persists in museums and modern design.Read More →
The 40/4 chair, designed by David Rowland in 1964, revolutionized stackable seating with efficient, space-saving design and versatile adaptations, leaving a lasting design legacy.Read More →
Marie Gudme Leth’s “Flora” print, on Belgian linen, is a vibrant and intricate symphony of floral patterns reflecting Scandinavian aesthetics. The design remains versatile and embodies Danish cultural legacy.
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Hendrik Van Keppel was an American interior designer who lived from 1914 to 1987. He was professionally active in Los Angeles.Read More →
