Robin Day
1930s
Robin Day
1940s
Robin Day 1940s
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Prize-winning design for MoMA International Low-Cost Furniture Design Competition, Robin Day and Clive Latimer1948
Heal's
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Ekco Exhibition stand at Radiolympia, Robin Day1950
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Jet exhibition poster, Robin Day1946
Ministry of Supply
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RAF recruitment poster: They rely on me in the RAF, Robin Day1948
Royal Air Force
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Exhibition stand for ICI at British Industries Fair, Robin Day and Basil Spence1947
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Festival of Britain signage, Milner Gray, Robin Day, Sylvia Read, Kenneth Lamble and John Messenger1951
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Royal Festival Hall Orchestra Chairs, Robin Day, in situ in the auditorium at the Royal Festival Hall1951
Kingfisher Ltd
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Royal Festival Hall Lounge Chairs, Robin Day, in situ at the Royal Festival Hall1951
Hille
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Royal Festival Hall Dining Chair, Robin Day1951
produced by Hille as 661 Small Moulded Chair
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Royal Festival Hall Lounge Chair, Robin Day1951
produced by Hille as 658 Chair
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Low-cost living room/dining room for Homes and Gardens Pavilion, Festival of Britain, Robin Day1951
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Living room/dining room setting at the Milan Triennale, Robin Day, featuring furniture and lighting designed by Robin Day and Calyx furnishing fabric by Lucienne Day1951
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Calyx screen-printed furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1951
Heal’s Wholesale and Export
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Diabolo wallpaper, Lucienne Day1951
Cole & Son
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Provence wallpaper, Lucienne Day1951
John Line & Son
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1950sRobin Day 1950s
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Robin and Lucienne Day's living room at 49 Cheyne Walk, London1954
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Hillestak chair, Robin Day1951
Hille
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Interplan Unit U (chest of drawers), Robin Day1954
Hille
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Reclining chair, Robin Day1952
Hille
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675 Chair, Robin Day1952
Hille
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Slatted bench, Robin Day1954
Hille
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Lucienne Day
1950sLucienne Day 1950s
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Lapis curtain fabric, Lucienne Day1953
Heal's Wholesale & Export
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Dandelion Clocks screen-printed furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1953
Heal's Wholesale & Export
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Spectators furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1953
Heal's Wholesale & Export
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Lucienne Day with Paula as a baby1954
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Graphica screen-printed furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1953
Heal's Wholesale & Export
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Trio furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1954
Heal Fabrics
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Magnetic furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1957
Heal's Wholesale & Export
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1960sRobin Day 1960s
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Polypropylene chairs and armchairs, Robin Day1964, 1967
Hille
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Polypropylene chair, Robin Day, at 1968 Mexico Olympics1964
Hille
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Form Group modular seating, Robin Day, 1960, in use in the home of Rosamind and Leslie Julius of HilleRead more
Model 1108 radio, Robin Day1965
Pye
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Gouache design of VC10 aircraft interior, Robin Day1967
BOAC
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Forum Armchair, Robin Day1964
Hille
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Lucienne Day
1960sLucienne Day 1960s
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Ilias tableware, Lucienne Day1962
Rosenthal
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Black Leaf tea towel, Lucienne Day1959
Thomas Somerset
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Too Many Cooks tea towel, Lucienne Day1959
Thomas Somerset
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Octagon machine woven carpet, Lucienne Day1964
Wilton Royal Carpet Factory Ltd
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Lucienne Day with Michael Tomkinson of Tomkinson’s Carpets1960
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Larch furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1961
Heal Fabrics
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Apex furnishing fabric1967
Heal Fabrics
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1970sLucienne Day
1970sHalloween furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1975
Cavendish Textiles
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Lucienne Day 1970s
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Lucienne screen-printed furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1974
Cavendish Textiles
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Helix furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1970
Heal Fabrics
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Parkland furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day1974
Heal Fabrics
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2000sText copyright
© Lesley Jackson and Paula Day 2014
Magnetic furnishing fabric, Lucienne Day, 1957
Whereas most of Lucienne’s fabrics were screen-printed, this design was roller-printed, making it cheaper to produce and more affordable. Available in six colourways, all carefully selected by Lucienne, some versions were printed in monochrome while others juxtaposed several colours.
©Robin & Lucienne Day Foundation/Collection of Jill A. Wiltse and H. Kirk Brown III, Denver