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A purveyor of eccentric, exquisite decoupage hand crafted glass trays.
Painstakingly recreating 18th and 19th Century decoupage techniques.
200 x 120 cm
Founded by a Chicago-based artist, the brand specializes in creating unique, vintage-inspired catch-all and table trays using traditional 18th- and 19th-century potichomania techniques. In this process, historical paper imagery is meticulously layered under bent glass, allowing the glass to serve as both a foundation and a protective glossy finish.
Made in USA
Graphic Presentation by Willard Cope Brinton, 1939, is an early visual bible that explains everything from graphs explains color visibility and, in effect, why some signs and logos work better than others from a chromatic perspective.
Brinton charts 14 degrees of visibility all the way from black type on a yellow background from the most legible to the least.
Key Details of the Chart
Purpose: It ranks 14 color combinations by their relative visibility and legibility at a distance.
Best Combination (Rank 1): Black text on a yellow background offers the highest visibility.
Worst Combination (Rank 14): Blue text on a red background offers the lowest visibility
Color Blindness Notes: The left column (A) shows how the pairs appear to people with red-green color blindness, while the right column (B) shows normal sight.