art furniture

He is often credited with being the father of the art furniture movement.

"I feel art furniture is healthier now because it's older and has had more time to develop," he said.

Among his paintings he has made sculptures, installations and art furniture.

But, please, don't call them crafts; this is art furniture.

She also paints kinetic wooden sculptures and fine art furniture.

Functional art furniture may now be gaining acceptance, after a somewhat wobbly beginning.

Even those visitors who claimed to be tired of art furniture could not help be charmed by what they saw.

A repair of the existing classrooms soon followed and then was furnished with a state of the art furniture.

At its best, art furniture was supposed to humanize design because it carried the imprint of the individual artisan's mind and hand.

Art Furniture photographed well in design magazines.

Mrs. Knowles first saw the exhibition in the gallery, which is devoted to contemporary art furniture.

Mr. Kaufmann said that attitudes toward art furniture have changed.

His organic yet aesthetically sophisticated "art furniture" has inspired generations of younger American woodworkers.

Paul Evans' combination of handcraft and technology anticipated the limited edition art furniture of today.

Although many women work with wood tools in the field of art furniture, this all-male exhibition suggests that the lathe is still a man's realm.

There, Lord Linley immersed himself in making conceptual art furniture.

Therein lies the charm of a new genre of art furniture that may one day be called the Dalton school.

Products not only have high practical value of art furniture, but also has cultural, artistic, collectible and investment value appreciation.

He left Wooster to become a jeweler, later spent ten years designing sculptural art furniture, and returned to painting full time in 1988.

Enormous, elaborate and highly painted, Crook considers his "art furniture medieval in a way no other designer ever approached."

"This is not art furniture.

Art furniture by people like Peter Shire and Rick Wrigley.

Rick Kaufmann, the gallery's owner, likes art furniture that combines both sculpture and function.

The enterprise pursued an approach to design, which was in the trend of the time, and focused on designers whose work was known as art furniture.

Today a lot of people still make impressive art furniture, but they rarely escape from the craft ghetto to the wider world of fine art.