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ArticleChinese blue-and-white ceramicsDiscover some of the most iconic and enduring objects in the history of Chinese ceramics
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ArticleThe influence of East Asian lacquer on European furnitureFind out how the desire for Asian lacquer influenced Western furniture for centuries
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ArticleChinoiserie – an introductionpagodas, fabulous birds and figures in Chinese clothes.…
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ArticleArts and Crafts: design for the homeThis meant designing furniture, metalwork pieces, ceramics and other objects specially to fit a new,…
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ArticleWilliam Kent: designing Georgian BritainThe heavy, gilded style of furniture and interiors that took his name – 'Kentian' – was largely inspired…
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ArticleLucienne Day – an introductionAlong with her husband, furniture-designer Robin Day, she promoted modern living and embodied the image…
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ArticleDealing and dealers: the East Asia collectionWhen objects from China, Korea and Japan were transferred from other departments to form the East Asia…
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ArticleEmbroidery styles: an illustrated guideTraditionally, many bold shades of wool were used to create three-dimensional effects that made striking furniture…
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ArticleCurtis Moffat: life and workThe company sold Modernist furniture by leading designers, alongside an eclectic range of African sculpture…
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ArticleThe Baroque styleIts global spread saw Chinese carvers working in Indonesia, French silversmiths in Sweden and Italian…
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ArticleLucienne Day's silk mosaicsLike her husband, the furniture designer Robin Day, she believed in high-volume industrial production…
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ArticleOwen Jones and the Grammar of Ornamentthat was suitable for the modern world, one which could be applied equally to wallpapers, textiles, furniture…
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ArticleAn A – Z of gemstonesWells' collection of Chinese jade and other hardstone objects from South Asia were donated to the V&…
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ArticlePhilip Webb: a new vision for domestic spaceincluded hangings and embroideries by William and Jane Morris, tiles and murals by Edward Burne-Jones, and furniture…
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ArticleThe Chandigarh Chairand Chief Architect of Punjab.…
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ArticleSpace-Age chairsfuture, to the capabilities of new materials – stretch fabric and moulded plastic – provoking futuristic furniture…
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ArticleAn introduction to the Aesthetic Movementornament and harmonious colour, these designers aimed to produce chairs and tables worthy of the name 'Art Furniture…
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ArticleWilliam Morris and historical designTiles were the least expensive of Morris's firm's products and were used to decorate fireplaces, furniture…
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ArticlePattern design after William MorrisThese progressive interiors combined plain, often rustic-style furniture with highly decorative curtains…
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ArticleArts and Crafts: beyond the UKbelief in forward-looking aesthetics, the Wiener Werkstätte produced benchmark designs in metalwork, furniture…