What are the key design lessons to learn from English country interiors? Whether you're looking to recreate the English ...

Historically, the term chintz was used to describe brightly colored glazed cotton textiles printed in India for the European market in the 17th-18th century, but over the years the term has ...

It might not be a truth that’s quite universally acknowledged, but we like to think that the Georgian era is the epitome of ...

But when His Majesty purchased the late 18th-century Tetbury estate in 1980 ... Lilac,” a fabric inspired by an early-1900s chintz document, and “Ancient Apple Orchard,” an outdoor fabric ...

(Image Credits: Pinterest) Chintz, a type of printed ... (present-day Hyderabad) in the 16th century, it gained popularity in the 17th and 18th centuries under the Mughal reign.

Think chintz wallpaper paired with embroidered silk cushions ... They evoke the same escapism as an 18th-century salon, minus the scaffolding. Bonus points if it looks like it was stolen from a French ...

The botanical trend continued into the 17th century with the baroque and rococo styles ... unknown species of plants being brought over from the New World. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, ...

Tailoring Black Style"—is an ode to the Black dandy. Ahead of the event on May 5, here's everything you need to know about ...

Here’s some fruit for thought. A resurfaced video has reintroduced an easy food storage technique that has proven effective at keeping produce ripe for months since the 1700s. The clip appears ...