Craftsmanship Techniques Are A Design Inspiration For Young Artists! – Masterpieces created with ancient craftsmanship techniques are the new centerpiece of any home decor. These designers are becoming a worldwide design sensation thanks to their respect and practice for ancient artistic methods.
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Craftsmanship techniques are making it come back into the modern design world… The Art Decó style is one of the most popular interior design trends in the world because it adds a sense of uniqueness to any home decor. Young designers are bringing old art methods back and are creating unique master artworks that are a fresh reinterpretation of the old artistic movements. These pieces can be commonly found in an art gallery or in an Art Déco inspired luxury home!
Lee Broom
With his highly innovative luxury furniture and lighting designs, the designer is one of the UK’s foremost product designers and a premium global design brand. His work is celebrated and retailed across the globe.
His modern masterpieces are made with some original and contemporary methods that reinterpret the classic styles. Broom’s wonderful designs can be admired in hotels, restaurants, and homes spread across the world as well as on international magazine covers and in newspapers.
Max Lamb
Born in 1980, the British designer is known for using highly uncommon approaches to natural materials, including pouring pewter onto sand, and volcanic rock. He combines traditional and ancient craftsmanship techniques with digital design and practices energetic long-lasting methods of production.
Max attended Northumbria University, receiving a degree in Three Dimensional Design and in 2006 he achieved his master’s degree in design products from the Royal College of Art. A year later the product designer and master artisan started teaching Industrial Design at Ecole Cantonale d’Art de Lausanne in Switzerland, and (later) at the Royal College of Art.
Eleanor Lakelin
Passionate about wood and its history and origin, Eleanor is one of the best European master artisans. the London-based artist dedicated to wood sculpture who grew up in a rural area of Wales immersed in nature.
Eleanor exhibits a lot of her precious art pieces internationally and her artworks won many awards and commendations. She has spent many years perfecting form and experimenting with how the properties of wood can be used to express the rhythm of time and our relationship with the earth. Her wood sculptures are present in numerous prestigious collections worldwide.
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James Devereux
The glassworker started his life as a glass sculpture craftsman at the age of 15 and discovered a natural talent for this impressive technique. James’s work is specialized in on handling hot glass to create solid forms as well as blown pieces.
Over the years, James has acquired a vast knowledge of glass working techniques and is always happy to undertake new challenges. James’s mastery of numerous skills and his high technical level contributed to the creation of unique and innovative works. You can see his latest collection of Clovis works at Vessel Gallery London.
Laura Hart
oThe Suffolk glass artist brings to life fine glass sculptures and functional glass tableware from her studio in rural Cavendish. She is one of the best master artisans in Europe and is specialized in kiln formed glass orchids, glass wildflowers and meticulously detailed fused and cast glass butterflies.
Laura’s work brings several traditional glass making techniques together with the addition of sterling silver for anatomical detail. She focuses on fused glass production uniting 21st-century 3D design applications with ancient glassmaking techniques.
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