The gate, should you wish to track it down and feel the same small magic, is outside the Bröhan Museum, which collects Art ...

This pair of chairs feels like Retro Nouveau style to a T, thanks to their mashup design. You’ve got Deco-inspired channel ...

Translating to “new art” in French, the Art Nouveau aesthetic bloomed from New York to Moscow at the end of the 1800s and demonstrated a unified effort by artists and designers to grapple with ...

Art Nouveau was the key style from the 1880s up until World War I, and there are definitely some similarities to be drawn between it and Art Deco interior design.

The first architectural embodiment of the Art Nouveau aesthetic emerged in Brussels, Belgium. In 1893, Victor Horta (1861–1947) designed the Hôtel Tassel, a town house for the Tassel family.

Art Nouveau is not a Jewish movement in any sense, but its heyday — the dawn of the 20th century — coincides with a great flourishing of Jewish cultural and intellectual activity.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh elevated the chair into architecture. The Glasgow designer, architect and artist led a collaborative group dubbed "The Four" as Britain's answer to Art Nouveau. Their ...

The book itself is another story, however, giving readers a judicious and leisurely tour through the French Art Nouveau movement, which, Arwas notes, was based on natural forms, and thus began in ...

The same mix of Art Nouveau aesthetics and Tunisian tradition informs the work of the new generation of designers. Aycha Ben Chérif is one. A self-taught jeweler, she learned the trade by ...

Art Nouveau has been one of the couple’s guiding passions since the day, 30 years ago, when Meidan spotted two unusual vases in a London market and fell in love.