Marquetry is an age-old woodworking practice made popular by French king Louis XIV, it involves laying veneers like a puzzle to create an ornamental pattern. Today, multicoloured examples have ...

FYI: Tunberg received an MFA in sculpture from the University of Southern California in 1966. His pieces have been shown in numerous art exhibitions across the country. In William Tunberg’s artwork, ...

William Tunberg sits across from his wife, Camille, at a glass coffee table. The modern piece of furniture presents a stark contrast to the other effects around the house: Brightly hued trinket wooden ...

Spanish designer Jaime Hayon explains how traditional marquetry techniques informed his Stone Age Folk pavilion in this movie Dezeen filmed for Caesarstone during Milan design week. Caesarstone's ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Apologies if I was a little random: I had just been looking at a large – and expensive – marquetry panel that had ...

Marquetry, meaning inlaid work in French, is one of Hermès' signature artisanal techniques. A new model of the Arceau watch features this traditional craft. How are the intricate patterns, ...