Printed Sequence dress fabric, designed by Lucienne Day in 1954, for John Lewis Partnership, British, Cavendish Textiles
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Lucienne Day – Calyx (Drapery Fabric) | Cranbrook Art Museum
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I do love the textile designs of Lucienne Day. She and her husband Robin Day were a mid-century design power duo, often referred to as the British Eameses. Her designs were so groundbreaking and enduring that people still refer to them by name. Désirée Lucienne Day was born in 1917 and died this year aged 93. Inspired by abstract art, she pioneered the use of bright, optimistic, abstract patterns in post-war England, and eventually grew celebrated worldwide. Born in Coulsdon, Surrey…
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Modernist Textile Design: Perfectly Patterned
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printed, 1949, British; Day, Lucienne for Edinburgh Weavers. "Elysian"
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“Good designers must always be avant-gardists, always one step ahead of the times. They should–and must–question everything generally thought to be obvious. They must have an intuition for people’s changing attitudes. For the reality in which they live, for their dreams, their desires, their worries, their needs, their living habits. They must also be able to assess realistically the opportunities and bounds of technology.” –Dieter Rams
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Effective 30/04/2024 Surface View will no longer be offering bespoke wall art and wallpaper murals. We want to take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to all of you for your support over the years.
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Lucienne Day "Fluellin", Heal’s Fabric, UK, 1950
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From mid-century modernism to the swinging sixties through to the edgy, subversive seventies, British design post-1945 became an antidote to the sombre ethos of wartime, as designers found creative solutions to transform a nation still dealing with austerity and rationing.
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Lucienne Day was one of Britain’s foremost post-war designers, creating dazzling textiles that decorated almost every home across the country throughout the 1950s and beyond. Drawing on the English tradition for plant-based forms including flowers, grasses and seed heads, she went on to transform them into radical, abstracted repeat patterns, symbolising the regrowth of a...
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'Allegro', printed linen furnishing fabric by Lucienne Day for Heals, British, designed 1952
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Lucienne Day "Celtic Cross", Heal’s Fabric, UK, 1969
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The official site for furniture designer Robin Day and textile designer Lucienne Day tells the story of their lives & designs and shows all licensed products. The Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation is a design education charity established by their daughter Paula Day in 2012.
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Dwell is a curated collection of photos and articles about good design. Here is what our community thinks about in memoriam lucienne day
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A blog that celebrates the world of pattern design. Covering greetings cards, gift wrap, fabrics, kids design, wallpaper, stationery and more.
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Miscellany Lucienne Day 1952
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Lot 392 - Lucienne Day (British
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Very rare, impressive large scaled textile designed by Georges Braque and printed by Charles Bloom Inc. New York c.1956. An example of this textile is illustrated on pages 176-177 of Artists' Textiles...from
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