Posts tagged Made in France
Lace: A Timeless Beauty and Symbol of Power
Lace: A Timeless Beauty and Symbol of Power

The first major installation in New York on lace in more than 40 years: Threads of Power: Lace from the Textilmuseum St. Gallen exhibit at the Bard Graduate Center (September 16, 2022 – January 1, 2023) captured the attention of textile enthusiasts everywhere. Exhibition curators Emma Cormack and Michele Majer answered all of our burning questions about lace, while contemporary lace artist Elena Kanagy-Loux, offered her personal take.

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Behind the scenes, Design, Exhibition/Museum, TextilesRobyn WillsonLace, Textile History, Fiber Art, Made in France, Textile Design, Interview, Bard Graduate Center, Switzerland, New YorkComment
Going with The Grain: Q&A with Lison de Caunes, the Grande Dame of Straw Marquetry
Going with The Grain: Q&A with Lison de Caunes, the Grande Dame of Straw Marquetry

Report 13 cover star Lison de Caunes – granddaughter of Art Deco master André Groult – tells The Textile Eye about growing up in her acclaimed grandfather’s design studio, reviving straw marquetry savoir faire, and why the material is so popular for furniture and interiors today.

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Design, Behind the scenes, TextilesRobyn WillsonInterior Design, Textile Design, Home Textiles, Home Textile Trends, Wallhanging, Made in France, Savoir Faire, Straw MarquetryComment