Simplicity in decoration is one of the most essential qualities, without which, no true richness is possible. To know where to stop and not what to do is a long way on the road to being a great decorator” By C F A Voysey. Taken from The Studio Magazine Vol.7 No 38 This was Voysey’s … click to read more

The architect and designer Charles Voysey was a key figure in the English domestic revival. His distinctive strain of modest-sized house reflected his highly individual artistic vision and versatility as a designer, as well as the influence of Shaw, Nesfield and Devey. He became the fashionable architect for industrialists, politicians, artists and writers, yet his … click to read more

CFA Voysey designed a large range of architectural ironmongery between 1895-1900 which was incorporated in his furniture designs and architectural works. Originally produced for him by Art Metalwork firms such as Thomas Elsley & W. Bainbridge Reynolds, they were hand finished castings of bronze, brass and steel.