Charles rennie mackintosh designs

Jura, a limited edition weave, is a Mackintosh style design influenced by the vertical elongation typical of his artist wife, Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh. Margaret and Charles together created several important interiors in early part of the twentieth century, including the Rose Boudoir at the International Exhibition at Turin in 1903, the designs for House for an Art Lover in 1900, and the Willow Tea Rooms in 1902. This handsome cloth is suitable for upholstery, curtains and general…

Hello Nick, we have two Charles Rennie Mackintosh doors as requested. We have coloured the L611 design as instructed using some of the colours from the P606 design. Please feel free to request any colour changes. The

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The CRM Society The Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society is an independent, non-profit making charity, established in 1973 to promote and encourage awareness of the Scottish architect and designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The Society has around 1000 members across the world with active affiliate groups arranging local events in, London and the SE, and Japan, and an associate group in Port Vendres. Become a member today! What our visitors saying about their experience

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Renowned architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh is highly regarded in Glasgow for his distinctive designs, which have had a profound impact on the city's architecture. In an enlightening conversation, Mackintosh authority Peter Trowles explores why he is considered one of the most influential architects of the 20th century.

Since rising to prominence at the end of the 19th Century, Mackintosh is still regarded today as one of the world’s greatest designers.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh and many of his contemporaries used a rose design that came to be known as the "Glasgow rose". It's a simplified rose design, which I discovered worked really well for these stained-glass style wire earrings, which are quite simple to make! You'll need: Thin silver-coloured wire Nail polish in a red or pink colour (I used Bordeaux by Essie) Earring wires A pair of jewellery pliers would be useful, but not essential, as, if the wire is thin enough, you can bend it…