In the world of antique and vintage furniture, charm often comes wrapped in scratches, stains, and a bit of wobble. While imperfections can add character, some signs of age may require a little TLC before your piece is ready for prime time. At GoodWood, we've spent years caring for antique and vintage finds, and we’ve compiled our go-to methods for resolving the most common issues due to time and wear—no professional workshop required!
One of the more frequent questions we get at GoodWood is, “Where do you find all the new things you sell?” The simple answer is New York, but the reality is more involved than that, so we thought we’d give you a peek into our process by sharing a travel diary of sorts from our latest trade show adventures.
Postmodern furniture and art emerged in the late 20th century as a bold rejection of the rigid rules of modernism, which elevated simplicity, and the utility of form and function while stripping down decorative elements.
In the world of contemporary art, Patricia Tobacco Forrester stands out as an artist who bridged the gap between the natural world and the human spirit through her monumental watercolor paintings. Her works remain a testament to the transformative power of art and her deep connection to the environment.