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Marquetry straw piece being made by Sydney based French born Arthur Seigner. The design takes so much time to plan. His pieces are stunning and beautiful.

What is Marquetry? 👇 Marquetry, also known as inlay, is the art of creating patterns and pictures by hand inlaying pieces of wood, veneer, or other materials into a wooden surface. This labor of love allows for intricate designs and stunning visual effects. Throughout history, marquetry has been used to adorn furniture, walls, and floors, showcasing craftsmanship and artistry. It has been a symbol of luxury and refinement in various cultures. At Rumma, we are dedicated to keeping the art…

Marquetry is so beautiful.

Les Confidents’s Instagram post: “Straw marquetry table Art Deco inspired made by @atelierslisondecaunes Information about Lison de Caunes: @lesconfidents 📷 @lucasmatichard…”

The use of rye or wheat straw in place of wood veneers to create marquetry patterns on furniture has been around for centuries. Straw marquetry, as it’s known, uses split and flattened straws applied in the traditional way to embellish wood surfaces. The practice involves some different types of tools and techniques, and the results can be stunning. Learn how to do it with these instructions from Gerard Williams.

What is Marquetry? 👇 Marquetry, also known as inlay, is the art of creating patterns and pictures by hand inlaying pieces of wood, veneer, or other materials into a wooden surface. This labor of love allows for intricate designs and stunning visual effects. Throughout history, marquetry has been used to adorn furniture, walls, and floors, showcasing craftsmanship and artistry. It has been a symbol of luxury and refinement in various cultures. At Rumma, we are dedicated to keeping the art…

Discover the cutting-edge designers reinvigorating this intricate 16th-century craft

What is Marquetry? 👇 Marquetry, also known as inlay, is the art of creating patterns and pictures by hand inlaying pieces of wood, veneer, or other materials into a wooden surface. This labor of love allows for intricate designs and stunning visual effects. Throughout history, marquetry has been used to adorn furniture, walls, and floors, showcasing craftsmanship and artistry. It has been a symbol of luxury and refinement in various cultures. At Rumma, we are dedicated to keeping the art…

What is Marquetry? 👇 Marquetry, also known as inlay, is the art of creating patterns and pictures by hand inlaying pieces of wood, veneer, or other materials into a wooden surface. This labor of love allows for intricate designs and stunning visual effects. Throughout history, marquetry has been used to adorn furniture, walls, and floors, showcasing craftsmanship and artistry. It has been a symbol of luxury and refinement in various cultures. At Rumma, we are dedicated to keeping the art…

We associate it with Louis XVI, art nouveau furniture and the wall decorations of clubhouses, but when we talk about it we are generally referring to something quite different. Marquetry, otherwise known as inlay work, does not generate a positive response with people who like to surround themselves with modern design, but in what follows Architonic will do its best to rehabilitate its image.

Lison de Caunes, the star of straw marquetry Time stops when you find yourself at Lison de Caunes workshop nestled at the end of a charming Parisian courtyard. The acclaimed master of straw marquetry passionately works here, surrounded by her family and team, creating exclusive furniture and

On a hunt for artwork last weekend, I stumbled upon a vintage piece of marquetry: a panel of pieced-together wood veneers in different species and tones that create an image. This particular image was of a mountain scene and traditional Swiss chalet. Until then, I hadn’t even heard of marquetry. Now, I’m obsessed with it! After looking into the art form a bit more and reading about its popularity in the 1960s, I wondered about its use today.