Marquetry

June 2014 Publish in Marquetarian and American Marquetry Journals I was recently thinking about the drawing elements of line, tone and texture in relationship to marquetry. We do not (often) see a marquetry picture comprised of lines as we would in a line drawing with pencil on paper. I came across a book on technical drawing of buildings (Drawing Techniques for…

Learn the double-bevel technique from a master of the medium.

Studio Verbaan's Minimal Marquetry applies puzzle-like pieces of veneer to smooth objects to create a pleasing pattern.

This interesting cross section between art and craft continues to fascinate me and is an area that I think is still lacking in exploration. It seems as though craftsmen value the traditional skills and approach the production phase much like an architect would, thinking heavily about form and structure. An artist on the other hand

The intricate craft of straw marquetry requires incredible attention to detail and skill - qualities possessed by the team behind Jallu Ebénistes, which is raising the bar of a centuries-old tradition

Marquetry art - Art gallery Jean Pierre Straub : size 41 x 37 cm to 49 x 41 cm

What is Marquetry? 👇 Marquetry, also known as inlay, is the art of creating patterns and pictures by hand inlaying pieces of wood, veneer, or other materials into a wooden surface. This labor of love allows for intricate designs and stunning visual effects. Throughout history, marquetry has been used to adorn furniture, walls, and floors, showcasing craftsmanship and artistry. It has been a symbol of luxury and refinement in various cultures. At Rumma, we are dedicated to keeping the art…

Craig Altobello draws on a forest of inspiration for his marquetry masterworks.