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Hidden Art at 100% Design 1995

This was the first ever 100% Design that was organised at the Duke of York’s Barracks. Hidden Art exhibited here showing work from:

Nicolas Arroyave-Portela
Jeff Bell
Dimitra Grivellis
Sophie McCarthy
Andrea Stemmer

100% Design 1995 - Main Entrance

100% Design 1995 – Main Entrance

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

Hidden Art stand at 100% Design 1995

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This colourful vintage inspired Red Parrot bone China mug by Michelle Mason is part of a Natural History Collection featuring three different designs. They are based on original 19th century engravings from the British Library archives. Exquisite! @michellemasonuk #michellemason #vintageinspired #mug #bonechina #animal #parrot#design#britishlibraryarchives #botanical#naturalhistory

Neutral Home Accessories are a great way to elevate a room. We love these handmade porcelain pendant lights, the Birdcage Shades by Harriet Caslin. They give a vibrant colourful effect when lit whilst also giving excellent functional lighting. The light also changes depending on the time of day. @harrietcaslin #harrietcaslin #pendantlights #porcelain #design #neutral #homeaccesories

Today is the first day of spring. Hurray. Bring a bit of yellow in your life to welcome the sunshine. There is a hidden message inside this Hidden Message Fine Bone Chiba cup that makes your day a little brighter. The Hidden Message says: a cup of Tea makes everything better doesn’t it? Designed by Takae Mizutani. @takae_mizutani_illustration #takaemizutani #teacup #yellow #bonechina #happy#spring

Today is #internationaldayofhappiness - This is Mr Teacake from Tee and Toast who wants to be your friend. He loves drinking tea too. Mr Teacake which started off as a little doodle was inspired by an obsessive love of fluffy, biscuity and chocolaty tunnocks teacakes. @teeandtoast #tea #mug #happiness #teacake #dedign #teabreak

Interestingly this Pearls and Horses Teacup and Saucer is liked by both men and women. The Pearl is also a perfect representation of femininity and it makes this cup and saucer su special. The horse is intricately drawn galloping across the cup. Designed by Sasha Tugolukova . #gifts#ceramicdesign #bonechina #horse #animals#design#pearls @sasha_tugolukova_ceramics #sashatugolukova

This is another one by Elliott Walker at Vessel Gallery at Collect 2019. It is called White Fish, Elliott Walker is one of the few glassblowers in the world who use glass to create figurative pieces. He uses ‘hot sculpting’ or the Mesello technique . Mostly still lifes that seem to be frozen in time. @ewalkerglassart @craftscouncil#collect19 @vessellondon #glassblowing#mesello #hotsculpting #hotglasssculpting#fish

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