Furniture museum

Sir Terence Conran has had more impact than any other designer of his generation on everyday life in contemporary Britain though a series of parallel careers. Conran describes the private boarding school he attended as an ‘inspired’ choice by his mother, because it particularly encouraged creativity in its pupils and balanced academic study with practical, physical activities like digging the vegetable garden and rudimentary plumbing. Later, at the Central School of Art and Design in London…

Vitra Design Museum has debuted Chair Times, a 90-minute film that describes the history of seating furniture.

Victoria and Albert Museum's furniture galleries opened in December 2012

Everyone knows Finnish architect and designer Alvar Aalto. Everyone knows his flowing, free-formed buildings and his moulded plywood furniture. WhatContinue Reading

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interview with bulgari on heritage jewellery and the DOMVS museum | Netfloor USA

A postcard pit-stop? No longer. These days, many museums are blurring the line between shop and exhibition space, and products on hand–often limited edition or collector’s items–are expected to stand out almost as artfully as pieces in the permanent collection.

Image 2 of 32 from gallery of Dreams-Chasing Life & Art Showroom / AD ARCHITECTURE. Photograph by Yun Ouyang

National Hangeul Museum — Teoyang Studio

Image 12 of 31 from gallery of Yangtze Opus Wuhan Art Museum / Waterfrom Design. Photograph by One Thousand Degrees Image