The Antique Curious Edit
Wiktoria KijowskaMaking antiques and history of design fun!
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Flora Danica, Pressed-Glass Candlestick, Émile‑Jacques Ruhlmann and Veneers
Welcome back to The Antique Curious Edit – a publication where we are rethinking antiques and design history for a new generation!
Why was the Flora Danica, crafted for Empress Catherine II, never actually presented to her? What is the his...
Hyacinth Vases, Componibili, Deliberate Fakes and the Art of Pietra Dura
Welcome back to The Antique Curious Edit – a publication where we are rethinking antiques and design history for a new generation, allowing you to discover a curated selection of people, objects, and ideas from the world of design history....
How Antiques Found Their Place at Milan Design Week
Antiques were a part of Milan Design Week – yes, you’ve heard that right!
I’m just as shocked as you are, because even though they may have been part of the biggest design week on the calendar before, this year they took on a more prominen...
Fish Knives, a Tulip Armchair, Koloman Moser and Painting with Wood
I’m back with another issue of The Antique Curious Edit, where you can discover a curated selection of people, objects, and ideas from the world of design history. I really should give this series a proper name — any ideas are welcome. 😊...
Where Polish and British Design Meet: Inside the LFA 2026 Collaboration
What happens when contemporary Polish design meets London’s architectural landscape? As part of this year’s London Festival of Architecture, Common Ground: Curated Connections exhibition, curated by On&On Designs, offers a thoughtful explor...
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