House for an art lover
In 1995 Glasgow City Council commissioned Bruce to manufacture the furniture for the Dining Room in the House for an Art Lover.
With the limited information available in the Mackintosh Art Lovers House portfolio, Bruce carried out research on other works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s furniture and based on the information he gathered was asked to produce his interpretation of Mackintosh’s watercolour drawings.
This furniture now stands in the dining room of the House for an Art Lover, as original pieces of Mackintosh furniture, all be it manufactured 67 years after his death.
Bruce is proud to offer his Art Lover’s Dining furniture individually numbered and made from the same templates and jigs as the Furniture that sits in the House for an Art Lover including a bespoke white dining suite.
With the limited information available in the Mackintosh Art Lovers House portfolio, Bruce carried out research on other works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s furniture and based on the information he gathered was asked to produce his interpretation of Mackintosh’s watercolour drawings.
This furniture now stands in the dining room of the House for an Art Lover, as original pieces of Mackintosh furniture, all be it manufactured 67 years after his death.
Bruce is proud to offer his Art Lover’s Dining furniture individually numbered and made from the same templates and jigs as the Furniture that sits in the House for an Art Lover including a bespoke white dining suite.
If you are interested in details for any of the pieces in this gallery, please get in touch.