Hats off to Charlotte Perriand! Not only was she one of the most pioneering designers of the 20th Century,...
With its stunning interiors, shimmering glass, wrought iron structures and cobbled walkways, the City of London’s iconic Leadenhall Market is no stranger to the movies. It was the film...
We’re fascinated in the production design, art direction and set decoration of the movies here at Film and Furniture and as you're here, we...
Sponsored post I made a long overdue visit to Mel's Drive-in last week. Not to the real San Francisco diner you understand, but via a viewing of American Graffiti. Set in the early 1960s, many...
Andra Day is captivating and wholly believable as Billie Holiday in Lee Daniels’ new movie The United States vs. Billie Holiday and has already been recognised for her performance...
Working from home? If you're getting a little bored of the same four walls of your home office set up and are in need of some inspiration, this 'quick-read' post offers up six films...
Music aficionados and eagle-eyed film fans alike will have found their gaze drawn to the futuristic turntable in Alex DeLarge's bedroom in the 1971 dystopian film A Clockwork Orange. Alex...
With the tagline “an occasionally true story", the satirical comedy The Great offers us a left field view of what life was like for the young Empress Catherine living...