Glasgow Style

Glasgow Style is a distinctive design movement from early 20th-century Scotland, associated with the Glasgow School of Art and leading architects and designers like Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It blends Art Nouveau elegance with Scottish cultural influences, featuring clean lines, floral motifs, and innovative use of materials. The style emphasizes harmony between form and function, creating aesthetically striking yet practical objects and interiors. It played a key role in shaping modern design, reflecting both artistic experimentation and cultural identity, and remains influential for its unique blend of traditional Scottish themes with progressive design principles.