In this post we take a look inside and review the iconic Carpet Museum of Iran which is located in Tehran.
Cape Cod Home Style
Lets explore the Cape Cod home and decor approach which is airy, beachy and seems to always br on-trend.
Hollywood Regency Decor Style For The Home’s Interior Design
In this article we explore the old-school and glamorous Hollywood Regency style and interior design approach.
Oxidation And Corrosion Vs Wear in Rugs
When shopping for antique rugs, especially the early examples, you will come across terms like “oxidation”, “corrosion” and “wear”. Let’s take a closer look at what this all means.
History of the Beauvais Tapestries
In this post we talk about the history of and explore the iconic and breathtaking French Beauvais tapestries.
Belize’s Easter Sawdust Carpets
Rugs have been used throughout history and all over the world for religious contexts. In Belize, a truly stunning type of rug is a popular tradition and form of art used to celebrate Easter. These incredible creations can be found along roadways during Good Friday. The sawdust carpets are a perfect example of the creativity and beauty of rug making around the world.
Art Moderne Design
Art Moderne is an influential design style that thrived during the 1930s and 1940s. There is overlap between Art Moderne and Art Deco, so much so that people often confuse the former for the latter or use the two terms interchangeably. In fact, historians themselves often do not agree on the relationship between Art Moderne and Art Deco, with some describing Art Moderne as a phase of Art Deco, some regarding it as a spin-off, and some seeing it as a completely different movement. Though recognizably vintage, Art Moderne continues to influence interior design in subtle ways to this day.
Modern Gothic Interior Design
Lets explore the modern Gothic decor and interior design stylistic approach.
Georgian Interior Design
When choosing a design for your home’s interior, you may look to the past for inspiration. Many people enjoy the refined, antiquity-inspired style of the Georgian period. This elegant aesthetic, called Georgian interior design, principally found in the United Kingdom and other English-speaking areas, is associated with the reigns of George I through George IV between the years 1714 and 1830.