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The anti-Trump: The NEW DEAL & HOW A MINDFUL GOVERNMENT RESTORED A BATTERED NATION
It’s difficult to imagine today that, at one point, the US led the world in creating societal safety nets; made significant investments in the arts and encouraged diversity (and equity and inclusion).
Kamisaka Sekko & Area Rugs
Journal · Home & Decor The floor is your fourth wall How to use area rugs in decor: anchor a room, define a zone, and put art underfoot. Walk into any room that feels finished and look down. Chances are a rug is doing quiet, heavy lifting. Walls get the art and...
Next-Level Gift Wrapping
When giving gifts or sending presents in Japan, it is customary to show special care not only to the contents, but to the way a gift is wrapped and the wrapping itself. In Japanese culture, gift wrapping can be as important as the gift, where the gift is viewed as a form of communication between the giver and the receiver.
Transcending Horizons: The Ad Astra Collection
We design for the traveler who looks upward, who appreciates the profound connection between the canvas and the cosmos.
Fine Art Focus: Artist: Emile-Allain Séguy & the Pochoir Method
Emile-Allain Séguy, professionally known as E.A. Séguy, was a French designer during the Art Deco and Art Nouveau movements of the 1920s.
Bauhaus at Home: Six Rules from 1919 for a Room in 2027
JournalModernism 2027 Bauhausat HomeSix rules from 1919for a room in 2027 Weimar 1919Dessau 1925Berlin 1932 Staatliches BauhausWeimar · Dessau · Berlin1919–1933 In 1919, the architect Walter Gropius opened a small art school in Weimar, Germany, with an unusual idea:...