If you love art deco, you will definitely appreciate this 1930s Blenkinsopp and Scratchard-designed art deco property in Castleford, Yorkshire, which has just gone back on the market five years after it last sold. Just stunning.
Do check out this 1960s modernist property in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, which has just been featured over at WowHaus. Wonderful balconies overlooking an equally amazing garden and all the original features you would expect.
If you want to see more, you can see the images and full details over at WowHaus.
Earlier in the week, we highlighted a Yorkshire art deco house in need of work for pushing the £1 million mark. Now we have this Blenkinsopp and Scratchard-designed 1930s art deco house in Castleford, Yorkshire, which has been full renovated and available for a fraction of the price. The difference? It's all about the location.
It doesn't quite have the same 'wow' inside as it does outside, but with some time and effort, we're sure you can sort out a cool period interior for the West Hill four-bedroom 1930s art deco house in Harrogate, Yorkshire.
A regular around the capital, Sir Peter Blake is seen much less 'up north'. So the Sir Peter Blake Twenty Years of Printmaking exhibition in Harrogate, Yorkshire is well worth an entry in your diary if that's where you live.
It takes place at the RedHouse Originals Gallery, 15 Cheltenham Mount, Harrogate from 12th March – 10th April, with previews on Friday 11th March. Sir Peter will be there for that to open the exhibition, as will the double decker CCA Art Bus with Blake exterior. There will also be the unveiling of a new portrait and print edition called Boogie For Stu, featuring Ian Stewart, the legendary keyboardist and co-founder of The Rolling Stones.
Admirers of the designers like Clarice Cliff, Susie Cooper and Charles Rennie Mackintosh may want to investigate the work of Emma Dolan and her twentieth-century design tea cups.
Hand-crafted in Yorkshire, Emma recreates their designs using embroidery combined with traditional materials such as Harris tweed and Hainsworth felt. The result are stylish in their own right, such as the Clarice cup pictured which obviously references a Clarice Cliff design.
Pieces are priced individually but, to give you an idea of price, the Clarice cup costs £160.
Contact Emma to order through her website
