in 1958 confidently defined Art Nouveau as a movement that existed between 1893 and 1910, and as a style that is “richly curvilinear and dependent on organic forms”. Also writing in the 1950s, ...

Housed in K11 MUSEA, the pop-up showcases designs made for modern living, enriched with a fresh interpretation of Art Nouveau ...

Art Nouveau developed between the 1880s and World War I in Western Europe and the USA. It was inspired by nature and ...

It's not 1925 anymore, so to design an Art Deco living room takes a little more nuance to steer your scheme into timeless, ...

Never mind London – some of the finest selling exhibitions are now to be found in the most surprising rural settings ...

To be new was to be avant-garde, and the early twentieth century saw a whole series of art movements, each claiming to be more innovative and radical than the last. At the same time, simplicity, ...

Belgian Pavilion by Victor Horta Renowned architect Victor Horta, one of the proponents of the art nouveau movement, ditched his signature organic, curved style for a more symmetrical, rectilinear ...

There is no train in “Monaco • Monte-Carlo.” The railway ad instead pictures a woman, poised at the shore’s edge. Encircled in rings of carmine- and blush-tinged blossoms, she looks up ...

In addition to some framed versions of mid-20th-century album art on display, the museum also has a retro-looking listening station featuring these records. Just put on the supplied headphones and ...

Visitors can use the ‘Art Nouveau Art Deco Pass’ to tour the Art Deco venues ... in the beautiful settings and the houses that this stylish art movement created. During the Art Deco Year, we will help ...

Miami-based Portuondo Perotti Architects were heavily inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, which is characterized by sinuous, often asymmetrical lines loosely inspired by nature, a creative use ...