Archive Edition Inc. offers fine woven American made fabrics for upholstery and home furnishing featuring authentic period style and colors to specifically capture the warm luminosity of early 20th C. interiors.
Suitable for American Craftsman, Bungalow, Greene & Greene, Mission, Prairie, California Spanish Revival, English William Morris, Voysey, Aesthetic Movement, Art Nouveau, Hoffmann, Austrian Wiener Werkstatte, Secessionist, Art Deco, Victorian, and even contemporary interiors.Available by the yard for upholstery, drapery, bedspreads, throw pillows, table runners, seat cushions, window seats, etc.
Suitable for American Craftsman, Bungalow, Greene & Greene, Mission, Prairie, California Spanish Revival, English William Morris, Voysey, Aesthetic Movement, Art Nouveau, Hoffmann, Austrian Wiener Werkstatte, Secessionist, Art Deco, Victorian, and even contemporary interiors.Available by the yard for upholstery, drapery, bedspreads, throw pillows, table runners, seat cushions, window seats, etc.
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Started by Paul Freeman, a lifetime collector of Arts and Crafts period textiles, Archive Edition offers reproductions of a hand selected collection of the finest Arts and Crafts textiles discovered throughout his lifetime. Archive Edition Textiles are copywrited reproductions of authentic Arts and Crafts patterns using modern materials.
Each color printed catalog comes with 50+ small fabric swatches so you can actually see, feel, mix and match all of the individual fabrics and colors. Total cost is $18.00 and includes First Class US postage. First class to Canada is $10 additional. Ordering Individual Fabric Samples: Small individual fabric samples available for $0.50 each, postage included.
Between 1860 and 1930 there was tremendous interest in the social and natural history of the past. This enthusiasm is evident in the fact that a majority of the designs seen as "Arts and Crafts" were in fact artistic adaptations of earlier historic styles or botanical subject matter.
Some design motifs were simplified, others made more complex, and still others were abstracted so that the resulting patterns rarely resembled the original design source.This creative technique allowed for a fresh approach to tired subject matter. Significantly, all these varied textile designs co-existed throughout the era.
Some design motifs were simplified, others made more complex, and still others were abstracted so that the resulting patterns rarely resembled the original design source.This creative technique allowed for a fresh approach to tired subject matter. Significantly, all these varied textile designs co-existed throughout the era.
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Oct 10, 2018
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