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    Street Art -How it has Turned Cities into Open-Air Museums

    Street art is one of the fastest-growing artistic movements. You can see it in urban locations, bridges, and highway overpasses, drastically altering neighbourhoods worldwide. Street art, which can range from large painted murals on buildings to sprayed tags, stickers, and knitted fibres on telephone poles, often addresses political and social issues. This blog looks at …

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  • Your Guide to Finding the Perfect Homeware Gifts at Stylistic Shop

    Your Guide to Finding the Perfect Homeware Gifts at Stylistic Shop

    Finding the ideal gift isn’t easy. In a time when everything costs more, and people’s finances are squeezed, many of us want to ensure our money is going on a gift that will be well received and loved. The Stylistic shop is a treasure trove of unique and beautifully made products, including fantastic collectables, stunning …

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  • The Gift of Print

    The Gift of Print

    Print is the gift that keeps on giving. Art prints and posters make fantastic presents as they are unique, personal and often uplifting. If you are unsure what to get your loved ones for Christmas, why not select a timeless print that can evoke emotions, brighten a room and inspire? Here, we look at some …

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    Brutalist Architeture – All You Need to Know

    A new architectural style called Brutalist evolved in the middle of the twentieth century. The post-war reconstruction focused on construction and raw resources, changing the style. This article looks at brutalist architecture and its role in design today. What is Brutalism? The word “brutalism” is thought to come from the French word “beton brut,” meaning …

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    Monocle Guides: An Explorer’s Companion for World Navigation

    With its carefully chosen collection of city guides, known as the Monocle Guides, global affairs and lifestyle magazine Monocle, renowned for its nuanced take on current events, has made a name for itself in the travel guide industry. However, what distinguishes them specifically from the abundance of travel guides on the market? Explore the world …

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    The History of Posters – A Vibrant Adventure Through Time

    Posters – eye-catching sheets of communication affixed to buildings and billboards have an interesting and colourful past. They began as straightforward announcements and developed into vibrant art pieces, acting as tools for political movements and social criticism and being used as advertisements. Now let’s see how this dynamic media has evolved. The Public Message Since …

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    Decoding Textual Design: The Interface of Content and Aesthetics

    It takes more than simply attractive wording to create a cohesive text design. It’s a sophisticated art form that makes the written word more vivid and captivating by bridging the gap between text and images. A closer look at what makes textual design work is provided here: The Elements in Symphony Typography – The conductor …

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    Belper Arts Trail – 2024

    Nicki Dennett, an acclaimed Derbyshire contemporary artist, returns to grace the Belper Arts Trail with her captivating creations. You will find her exhibiting at the Studio on Sunday 5th and Bank Holiday Monday 6th May 2024.  Drawing from a recent Mark-making residency at Artcore in Derby and a joint exhibition ‘Untitled’ at the city centre …

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    The Perfect Fusion of Art and Interior Design 

    Interior design is critical in determining a space’s utility and beauty,  but it can lack the creative element that transforms a simple home into a retreat of inspiration. This blog looks at the ideal mix of art and interior design. Art’s Place in Interior Design Imagine a world without art and creative spirit. Interior design …

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  • print

    Magazines to Fuel Graphic Design Inspiration – Print Still Matters

    You may be inclined to believe that print is no longer relevant in a world where digital is the norm. However, that would be incorrect. There’s still nothing quite like the physical feeling of turning pages of a nicely designed magazine – something that scrolling through an article on your phone simply cannot compete with. …

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    Why Analogue Design is Still Important

    Analogue design refers to design-related processes and products that can be used without using computers or other related digital technology. Simple tools like paper and a pen, paint and a canvas, modelling clay or wood, or even basic electronics and motors can be used to communicate a message. This blog looks at why analogue design …

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    The History of The Coffee Table Book

    If you’ve ever wondered about the origins of coffee table books, you are not alone. To understand why we always purchase at least one of these books over the holiday season, we delve into the history of ‘the coffee table book’. Books as Gifts Gift-giving has included books since the eighteenth century. Since then, people …

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    The Royal Academy of Arts – Exhibitions for the 2nd Half of 2023

    The Royal Academy of Arts is the place to be for any art enthusiast. Situated in the beating heart of London, the academy proudly organises exhibitions that never disappoint. The 2nd half of 2023 sees three outstanding exhibitions. Read on to find out more.  Herzog & de Meuron 14 July – 15 October 2023 – …

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    Master the Art of Colour Clashing for Interior Design

    Clashing colours when it comes to interior design is not for the faint-hearted. However, colour-clash design, when done right, is strikingly fantastic. This blog offers a brief guide on using contrast shades to achieve vibrant, stylish and bold décor that works. Complementary Clashing Select a pair of strongly contrasting colours. To get the full-colour clash …

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    Cinqpoints

    Cinqpoints is a French brand with the principles of architecture running through each and every product, to create a range of games, objects and stationery that both adults and children will love. Founded in 2013 by a passionate architect, the name Cinqpoints translates in ‘five points’, a manifesto penned by famous architects Le Corbusier and …

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