Furniture
DESIGNER OF THE MIRACULOUS: AART VAN ASSELDONK
Written by Lauwen, Toon
An inspiring and stunning book from one of the upcoming designers in Holland. His wonderful objects draw inspiration from the industrial age to the sixteenth century genre paintings of Bruegel and Bosch. There have been exhibition of his work all across Europe.
ART AND CRAFT OF WOOD: A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HARVESTING, CHOOSING, RECLAIMING, PREPARING, CRAFTING, AND BUILDING WITH RAW WOOD
Written by Hildreth, David
The Art and Craft of Wood shows you how to mill, stack, dry, and flatten a log into useable lumber and build a variety of household furnishings.
BOMBAY ART DECO ARCHITECTURE: A VISUAL JOURNEY: 1930-1953
Written by Ramani, Navin
-A photographic study of one of Bombay's most interesting districts -A useful visual reference for any architecture student interested in Art Deco, twentieth century style shifts, or the Indian subcontinent Bombay Art Deco Architecture presents a treasury of Art Deco buildings comprising residential, commercial and civic architecture.
IN PERFECT SHAPE
Written by Hansen, Fritz
When you step into the headquarters of the Republic of Fritz Hansen in Allerod, northwest of Copenhagen, you are breathing in the spirit of a company that has made design history. The showroom, which is a mecca for design and architecture students, displays pieces that have become icons: the Series 7 chair, the Swan lounge chair, the Lissoni sofa.
ARTS AND CRAFTS FURNITURE: FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE TWO RED ROSES FOUNDATION
Written by Montgomery, Susan J
-A detailed look at how America's Arts and Crafts movement impacted the furniture design. Arts and Crafts Furniture features many of the most important furniture makers from the Arts and Crafts era in America, including Charles Rohlfs, Gustav Stickley's Craftsman Workshops, Elbert Hubbard's Roycrofters, the Byrdcliffe colony, the Stickley Brothers, and Greene & Greene.
ARTS AND CRAFTS LIGHTING: FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE TWO RED ROSES FOUNDATION
Written by Cathers, David
-Considers a practical and aesthetic perspective on lighting styles in the American Arts and Crafts era The invention of American Arts and Crafts lighting was an irresistible phenomenon for many early twentieth-century artisans and designers. As it blossomed, it became a unique expression of craft, creativity, and technology.
NOMADIC FURNITURE 3.0.: NEW LIBERATED LIVING
Written by Fineder, Martina
Do-it-Yourself and prosumer culture promise liberation from the traditional norms of culture and individual tastes - particularly in the digital era, where a wealth of new technologies, production methods and marketing strategies are being increasingly used.
PALLETS 3.0.: REMODELED, REUSED, RECYCLED: ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN
Written by Van Uffelen, Chris
Pallets are a universal symbol of the globalized world. The properties of this transport platform - standardization, stability, simplicity and internationality - are carried over into the work of architects and designers who use pallets as the material for their own creations.
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