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1. Ornament on trial. (Royal Academy Forum)

Author

Phillips, Tom

Subjects
Decoration and ornament -- Analysis -- Excerpts, Artists -- Authorship -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Analysis, Architects -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Analysis, Design, Decorative -- Analysis, Decorative arts -- Analysis, Anthropologists -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Analysis, Dissertations, Academic -- Analysis -- Excerpts, Architecture and design industries, Business, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Analysis, Authorship
Abstract

Ornament, reviled in avant-garde circles since Adolf Loos associated it with crime, remains an important force in artistic production in many cultures. The Academy Forum invited artist Tom Phillips to [...]

Published
2003

2. Blowing up the museum

Author

Holland, Cecelia

Subjects
Design, Decorative -- Analysis, Book design -- Evaluation, Illustrators -- Evaluation, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Arts, visual and performing, Business
Published
1993

3. Paths of least resistance

Author

Dugdale, Juanita

Subjects
Decoration and ornament -- History, Decoration and ornament -- Analysis, Design, Decorative -- History, Design, Decorative -- Analysis, Decorative arts -- History, Decorative arts -- Analysis, Labyrinths -- History, Labyrinths -- Analysis, Architecture and design industries, Business
Abstract

A global trend for labyrinth circuits has gained enough momentum to attract mainstream interest in their potential for emotional, spiritual, and even physical healing. A brief history of labyrinths and its place in contemporary world is presented.

Published
2004

4. Style for the middle classes

Author

Hekler, Norman

Subjects
Decoration and ornament -- Analysis, Design, Decorative -- Analysis, Decorative arts -- Analysis, Business, Forest products industry, Analysis
Abstract

Early 19th century Europe brought forth Biedermeier, a style whose name implies bourgeois comfort. One of the distinct movements in furniture design is a style called Biedermeier, which was dominant [...]

Published
1997

5. Be brave, splash out on a little colour

Author

Russell, Rosalind

Subjects
Design, Decorative -- Analysis, Paint -- Purchasing, Business, Business, international, Retail industry
Abstract

The vast majority of homeowners in the UK lack confidence about painting their home in bright colours. However, some are now becoming willing to be more adventurous in their choice of colours for the kitchen. Indeed, kitchen design companies are now moving away from safe limed oak, pine and white, and are offering bolder colours. Some paint purchasers are attracted to paints with distinguished names and those that are based on colours used in historic buildings.

Published
1998

6. Decorative hardware: pretty as a picture

Author

Foxworth, Paul

Subjects
Hardware -- Design and construction, Design, Decorative -- Analysis, Hardware industry -- Product information, Business, Construction and materials industries, Retail industry
Published
1986

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