Art nouveau furniture

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Chairs designed by Hector Guimard (1867-1942)

Today Art Nouveau (1890-1914) is justifiably celebrated and loved for its beauty, originality, elaborate ornamentation. We admire the incredible talent the artists had to have to produce such astounding artwork. However, as people were entering the 20th century they felt it had a long enough run and were growing tired

During the 1890s a new style emerged that reflected naturalistic and symbolic motifs found in Japanese and other Asian design. This movement rejected the historicism that had dominated architecture

Inspiration was given to me by heading down to the beach for a surf early on a Monday morning, haven’t thought about this inspiring style since I studied and had to refresh my memory!- Njoy!A…

This is a French fauteuil from the beginning of the 20th century. This miniature is based on an Art Nouveau design from the Nancy-school artist Eugene Gaillard. The fauteuil is a DIY kit scale 1:12. It easy to assemble. The kit comes with English building instructions with pictures. The kit is made from unpainted mdf. Size chair only without the stool: wxhxd=58x88x70mm / 2,3x3,7x2,8 inch

I never was on the lookout for them, but antique easels can solve decorating problems. Last week I found a large Victorian brass aesthetic movement easel. It is adjustable, so you can mess with how high you want to display the painting, or in my case, a needlework. Victorian Floor Easel for Display The great part about a large easel like this is that you can use the easel in areas where you want some height, but can't. In my case, I hate the half walls that are around the living room. This…

Art Nouveau inspired prop sketches.

Art Nouveau style sofa. Italy, 20th century. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images