Department store John Lewis has released a textile range featuring floral and abstract archive patterns by British designer Lucienne Day.
The collection includes six cushions, each featuring prints created by Day in the 1950s.
The designs range from a pattern of abstracted mushroom caps originally created for the Festival of Britain to a print that references photographs of dried flowers.
The patterns are typical of the designer's work, which often drew upon forms found in nature such as twigs or plants, as well as abstract art by the likes of Kandinsky and Klee.
Read More at https://www.dezeen.com/2017/02/25/john-lewis-marks-lucienne-day-centenary-textile-collection-design-cushions-homeware/
The collection includes six cushions, each featuring prints created by Day in the 1950s.
The designs range from a pattern of abstracted mushroom caps originally created for the Festival of Britain to a print that references photographs of dried flowers.
The patterns are typical of the designer's work, which often drew upon forms found in nature such as twigs or plants, as well as abstract art by the likes of Kandinsky and Klee.
Read More at https://www.dezeen.com/2017/02/25/john-lewis-marks-lucienne-day-centenary-textile-collection-design-cushions-homeware/
Comments
Post a Comment