Betty Joel was one of the UK's most successful designers and furniture makers during the 1920s and 30s. As part of our Art Deco Centenary ... the late 1930s the short legs had been replaced ...

Aside from serving the practical purpose of containing a little liquid luxury, “they offer a surprise when you open them,” ...

This subtle trend is rewriting summer decor rules and is surprisingly easy to pull off even though it screams luxury!

For our Art Deco Centenary series ... Other defining characteristics of Ruhlmann's furniture designs include tapered legs, fluted surfaces, decorative outlines and neoclassical motifs.

You have to be somebody who’s done this for a couple of decades to survive it.” Buxbaum Gordon stands by the bar room's ...

The lighting throughout the store creates an atmosphere of perpetual golden hour, with vintage lamps and chandeliers casting ...

And what’s inside? Only one of the most captivating collections of antiques, vintage items, and rare treasures you’ll find ...

Art Deco may be hard to define, but you know it when you see it. Its architecture is at once angular—associated with shapes ...

Scotland also excelled in the making of Art Deco furniture and textiles, while Clyde-built passenger liners included the world’s biggest, fastest and most glamorous examples.” Neil Gregory ...

Scotland also excelled in the making of Art Deco furniture and textiles, while Clyde-built passenger liners included the world’s biggest, fastest and most glamorous examples.” Neil Gregory, Head of ...