Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture™
The Museum of the History of the Home
‘It’s a treasure trove of information and inspiration that everyone from architects to DIY enthusiasts will want to pore over.’
Lisa Markwell, The Independent
Background
The Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture (MoDA) in London houses one of the UK’s most important and comprehensive collections of late nineteenth-century and twentieth-century decorative design for the home.
Collections include:
- Silver Studio Collection, this world-renowned commercial studio was Britain’s leading independent design studio from 1880-1963. The collection contains over 40,000 designs, 5,000 wallpaper samples and 5,000 textile samples.
- The Domestic Design Collection contains more than 4,000 books, magazines and trade catalogues.
- Crown Wallpaper Collection consists of classic wallpaper pattern books primarily from the 1950s.
- These collections provide a unique record of design for the home from the mid-nineteenth century to 1960 and offer tremendous opportunities for manufacturers and retailers to access the best of British style in quality of design and a flexible approach to licensing.
- Vist the MoDA website
Brand Values
Stylish, classic, contemporary, authoritative, artistic, 20th Century, timeless, elegant, accessible, attractive.
USPs
- Unique and extensive design archive with broad range of potential application
- Leader in British design excellence
- Creative resource available for assistance in product development
UK Licensing
- The Copyrights Group has been appointed as worldwide licensing agents to represent MoDA’s six impressive collections.
- Designs, patterns and images from the MoDA collections can be applied to many products, amongst these are jewellery, homewares, fabric and fashion items.
- Fabric licensee Voyage Distribution has reported huge sales internationally for their collection launched in 2002.
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