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Boontje, Tord, 2010, Show, Exhibition or Event, The Lacemaker

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Cheang, Sarah, 2008, Book Section, What's in a Chinese Room? 20th Century Chinoiserie, Modernity and Femininity Chinese Whispers: Chinoiserie in Britain 1650-1930. The Royal Pavilion & Museums, Brighton & Hove, Brighton, pp. 74-81. ISBN 978-0-948723-71-1

Crowley, David, 2016, Book Section, Návrat Modernismu In: Hubatová-Vacková,, Lada and Koryčánek, Rostislav, (eds.) OLGOJ CHORCHOJ TransFormations. Moravian Gallery, Brno. ISBN TBC (In Press)

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Sayuti, Nurul‘Ayn Ahmad, Sommer, Bjorn and Ahmed-Kristensen, Saeema, 2021, Journal Article, Bio-related design genres: A survey on familiarity and potential applications Interactivity and Game Creation, 367 (1). pp. 379-393. ISSN 1867-8211

Smith, Martin, 2011, Show, Exhibition or Event, Pots Plates Chairs

Staton, Sarah, 2019, Art or design object, Bronze Tables

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Teasley, Sarah, 2014, Book Section, When local industry meets global forces, or what we might learn from furniture manufacturing in Shizuoka, Japan In: Kaner, Jake, (ed.) Current Issues in Global Furniture: Proceedings of the 8th Biennial Furniture Research Group Conference. Furniture Research Group, National School of Furniture, pp. 41-64. ISBN 978-0-948314-66-7

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Wagner, T, 2016, Show, Exhibition or Event, Exploring improvements within indoor environments Item not available from this repository.

Williams, Gareth, 2012, Book, 21 Twenty One, 21 designers for twenty-first century Britain V&A Publishing, London. ISBN 978 1 85177 678 8

Williams, Gareth, 2006, Book, The Furniture Machine, furniture since 1990 V&A Publications, London. ISBN 10 1851774947

Williams, Gareth, 2010, Conference or Workshop, On Design Art at Museums and the Market, Annual conference of the Museums and Galleries History Group, Leeds City Museum, 10-11 Sep 2010. (Unpublished)

Williams, Gareth, 2009, Book, Telling Tales, fantasy and fear in contemporary design V&A Publishing, London. ISBN 978 1 85177 560 6

Williams, Gareth, 2009, Show, Exhibition or Event, Telling Tales, fantasy and fear in contemporary design