One of the highlights of my visit to London last February was the Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum. I missed seeing the
Thomas Hope exhibit by a little over a month. Ah, well. The V&A has such a thoroughly interesting website that I (almost) feel as if I'd seen it.
Thomas Hope's book,
Household Furniture and Decoration, was published in 1807. The black and white designs contained within it influenced the taste of a nation.
In addition to learning about Thomas's influence on early 19th century design, you can click on a link on the V&A site and decorate your own Regency Room. How fun is that? Click here to enter
Thomas Hope: Design a Room.Posted by Vic, Ms. Place
This looks so good!
ReplyDeleteBut my favorate Austen movie for interior design would have to be Ang Lee's, Sense and Sensibility.
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ReplyDeleteI agree that Ang Lee's interiors were exquisite. With the quality of lighting and use of angles and camera shots, the sets resembled Vermeer paintings.
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