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Modern Furniture
Born out of the Modernist movement in the late 19th century, modern furniture is the product of abstract thinking and technical innovation.
Modern Furniture
With a firm focus on the future, furniture was stripped of its historical baggage (ornamentation), down to its exposed core structure, representing a new essence in design with a form-follows-function philosophy.
The result: a style light in form, colour and density. Clean lines, geometric shapes, and industrial materials reflected the new machine age in their uniformity and anonymity.
Mid-Century Modern Furniture
A product of post-war America in the midst of the 20th century. It reflects an optimistic and futuristic vision.
Mid Century Modern Furniture
Purely functional furniture was upgraded to be comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, whilst satisfying the needs of compact urban living. Plus, the rise in mass produced furniture meant fashionable home decor became increasingly accessible.
Contemporary Furniture
This dynamic furniture style is in constant movement and evolution, by definition.
Contemporary Furniture
Contemporary furniture takes its cues from whatever is trending ‘in the present moment’. The term is often mistakenly interchanged with reference to modern style, yet contemporary design does not adhere to a strict set of stylistic principles, unlike its static friend. The style draws inspiration from history and responds to emergent fashion and technology.
Scandinavian Furniture
From Scandinavia in the early 20th century where it flourished throughout the Nordic region.
Scandinavian Furniture
It was only in the 1950s that it travelled to the US and Canada, where it gained international recognition, as well as its name. The style aims to improve everyday life through functionality, simplicity, sustainability, and a proximity with nature. Scandinavian design principles also place an emphasis on quality over quantity, with expert craftsmanship and products made to last, in favour of rampant consumerism.
Transitional Furniture
Transitional furniture doesn’t belong to any one point in history; it is the lovechild of traditional and modern contemporary.
Transitional Furniture
However, the hybrid style can be thought of as reasonably new, having gained rising popularity over the past twenty years.
Traditional Furniture
17th century Europe and the Jacobean era.
Traditional Furniture
The ornate, regal style evolved throughout 18th and 19th century Europe, particularly in England and France.
Art Deco Furniture
Take a step into the affluent society of 1920s Paris.
Art Deco Furniture
The optimistic post-war era is celebrated for its glamour, luxury and zest for life, and the furniture mirrors just that. In light of the decorative arts movement, French artisans and designers reimagined traditional design, creating spirited pieces made of the highest quality, rare materials, like exotic woods, ivory and polished metals. Inspired by the modernity of the machine age, bold geometric patterns and flawless symmetry, combined with grandiose ornamentation, define the distinguishable, decadent style.
Arts and Crafts
From the American Arts and Crafts movement during the turn of the 20th century.
Arts and Crafts
The movement, originating in 1860 Britain, was a revolt against the perceived ornamental excess of Victorian furnishings and the brutality of the Industrial Revolution, that saw talented craftsmen turned into a cog in the factory of mass-production. The style exemplifies the innate beauty of simple, high-quality local artisanry and the value of good craftsmanship.
Bedroom Furniture
Encapsulates the modern perspective derived from both boutique hotel living and comfort.
Bedroom Furniture
Think fitted wardrobes, personalised headstands and functional, stylish bedside storage units.