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Martin Wood is an established textile and interior designer. His books on influential figures in the history of design include Nancy Lancaster, John Fowler, Laura Ashley and Sister Parish, all published by Frances Lincoln.it is as if he has written it to prove to himself how da

• Title : Liberty Style
• Author : Martin Wood
• Rating : 4.56 (117 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-6-5
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 216 Pages
• Asin : 0711234744
• Language : English

Martin Wood is an established textile and interior designer. His books on influential figures in the history of design include Nancy Lancaster, John Fowler, Laura Ashley and Sister Parish, all published by Frances Lincoln.

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Succesive movements found a home at Liberty's: Arts and Crafts; Art Nouveau; Art Deco; and the Georgian revival. The work of almost all the great designers of the past century in the fields of glass, metalwork, furniture, ceramics, fashion and, above all, textiles has appeared under the Liberty label. He did exactly that. The son of a draper, Arthur Liberty (1843-1917) was inspired by the conviction that if he could only raise the capital to open his own shop, he could change the whole look of fashion in dress and interior decoration. In this book Martin Wood tells the story of Liberty's, its design and its designers: from the pewter and silverware of Archibald Knox and the Silver Studio and William DeMorgan's tiles to the fabrics of Lucienne Day, Sonia Delaunay and Bernard Nevill and the furniture of Piero Fornasetti, Vico Magistretti and even Ringo Starr.. The story of Liberty's is the story of design. The brand has been an international byword for style and innovation since May 1875, when Arthur Lasenby Liberty opened the doors of his Regent Ste

"Martin Wood's Liberty Style is a well-written, well-researched look at the vision Arthur Liberty cast amidst the grand developments of the Victorian era. It was during this time that the excellent design for which Liberty's is renowned was developed by many acclaimed designers such as Christopher Dresser (textiles, metalwork, and glass), architect Charles Voysey (textiles and wallpapers), Archibald Knox (jewelry and metalwork), Arthur Silver (textiles and wallpaper, who created the fabric of Liberty's popular peacock feathers design), and William Moorcroft (ceramics). The relationship between the retailer and its designers is discussed, as well as the process by which the various objects were constructed. It is a tribute to the enduring quality of the products originally designed for Liberty's that a number of them are still produced today in revival versions. Even couturier Paul Poiret patterned clothing and fabrics for the boutique briefly in 1932 and 1933. Wood is a noted interior designer and author of interior decoration titles; much of this book covers the pe