Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. All of our Charles Rennie Mackintosh archival quality botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. duille.com/botanicals "Fritillaria". 1915.

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. All of our Charles Rennie Mackintosh archival quality botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. duille.com/botanicals "Spurge Withyam". 1909.

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. All of our Charles Rennie Mackintosh archival quality botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. duille.com/botanicals "Japonica". 1910.

"The Winter Rose". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1916. Make it yours: duille.com/winterrose

“The White Rose and the Red Rose”. 1902. Available to order: duille.com/whiteroseturin

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day.  Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals “Ivy Seed”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1915.

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals "Winter Stock". 1914.

"Pinks". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. c.1923. Make it yours: duille.com/pinks

"Pinks". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. c.1923. Make it yours: duille.com/pinks

Public artwork, St Mungo Ave, Glasgow. Liz Peden. 2008. Inscription from The Chronycle - letters Charles Rennie Mackintosh wrote to his wife

"Cinq heures". Félix Vallotton. 1898.

Cupid and Psyche, Ostia Antica. c14th.

"The Kiss". Robert Delaunay. 1922.

"Numbers in Love". Giacomo Balla. c.1923.

Photo strip. Subjects unknown. c.1900.

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals "Winter Stock". 1914.

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day.  Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals “Sea Pink”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1901.

Our exclusive prints from Glasgow's Tenement Tiles archive celebrate the city's rich Art Nouveau heritage. Order your prints. Discounts for multi-buy and framed orders: duille.com/tt

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals "Crab Apple". 1910.

New! For February.. "Hyndland". This month's Tenement Tiles Special Edition. Available framed or frameless. Order yours and see the whole range at duille.com/tt

"The Winter Rose". Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1916. Make it yours: duille.com/winterrose

“The White Rose and the Red Rose”. 1902. Available to order: duille.com/whiteroseturin

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day.  Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals “Ivy Seed”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1915.

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals "Winter Stock". 1914.

What's gone wrong with the 1992 stonework of Northampton's Guildhall extension? Here's an interesting look at the problems with stone expert 'Stonetapper'. Source: https://www.instagram.com/stonetapper/reel/DUhzVFejfSd/

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day. Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals "Winter Stock". 1914.

Main entrance, The Glasgow School of Art - Main entrance. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1898. Photo: Annan. c. 1910.

"Endless Rhythm". Robert Delaunay. 1934.

"Homme à l’escalier". Bruno Vekemans. 1990.

AU190 Cathedral radio. Manu Emerson. 1937. Image: Bonhams.

"Seagull". Robert John Gibbings. 1934.

Detail: Inlaid Walnut Cabinet. Peter Waals. 1920. Photo: LCC.

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day.  Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals “Ivy Seed”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1915.

An interesting critique of Northampton's 1992 Guildhall extension compared to the Neo-Gothic original with stone expert 'Stonetapper'. Source: https://www.instagram.com/stonetapper/reel/DUgjE4BDQZO/

Transform your space with beauty and inspiration every day.  Our Charles Rennie Mackintosh botanical prints are available ready-framed or unframed. • Archival quality • Made to last • Gorgeous duille.com/botanicals “Ivy Seed”. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1915.

Board Room, The Glasgow School of Art. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1909. Photo: Bedford Lemere. 1910.

Inlaid Walnut Cabinet. Peter Waals. 1920. Photo: LCC.

An etherial view of The Library of Birmingham. Mecanoo architecten. 2013.

Detail: Architectural designs for Canberra (Australia) entered into ‘The Federal Capital Design Competition’. Ernest Gimson with Alfred Powell. 1911. Photo: LCC.

"Sando". Ray Morimura. 1996.

Phalènes bowl. René Lalique. 1929.

“The White Rose and the Red Rose”. 1902. Available to order: duille.com/whiteroseturin

The National Trust for Scotland have today announced a name change for the 1903 Willow Tearooms building that had lately been known as 'Mackintosh at The Willow'. Now to be called The Mackintosh Tearooms this will be the fourth name for the famous venue. What do you think of the new name?

A informative look at Northampton's stunning Guildhall with stone expert 'Stonetapper'. Source: https://www.instagram.com/stonetapper/reel/DUf0mg4DNkH/

“The White Rose and the Red Rose”. 1902. Available to order: duille.com/whiteroseturin

Headmaster's room, The Glasgow School of Art. Charles Rennie Mackintosh. 1898. Photo: Bedford Lemere. 1910.

"Les cyprès de Grimaud (Provence)". André Dunoyer de Segonzac. 1964. Image: Christie's

Tiles. A.W.N. Pugin. c.1860.

"Amoskeag Mills #2". Charles Sheeler. 1948.

Oak Swing Mirror. Ernest Gimson. 1909. Photo: LCC.