The age-old appeal of tapestries.
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We think of symptoms of decay as a bad thing: scratches, wear and tear - but can they actually increase an object’s value?
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Gideon Hatch explains the inspiration and process behind his rugs.
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The remarkable story of the Martin Brothers and their pottery.
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Illuminating us on the latest trends in the lighting market.
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An interview with Lulu Lytle.
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Mythical monsters and slithering snakes - a journey through the world of modern taxidermy.
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The impact of French Protestant refugees on English furniture-making and decorative arts.
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Whether your passion is Rococo pineapples or Art Nouveau silver, there is an innate pleasure in curating a collection.
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The scope of art and antiques collectors in the Far East mirrors the connected nature of global culture.
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Design in the 1950s.
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From former fire stations to Methodist chapels, converted properties pose an interesting interior design challenge.
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The variety of ceramic production over the centuries provides a fruitful journey of discovery for collectors, investors and the curious alike.
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How to make a statement with antique furniture.
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Messy machinery and heavy materials—alongside lashings of gender stereotyping—has kept numbers of female furniture designers low. Today, the tables are starting to turn. Arabella Youens finds out why.
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