London, England -- (SBWire) -- 12/21/2015 --An exhibition at the Museum of Ulster has recently opened, titled 'Crafted: The Fine Art of Furniture'; highlighting how furniture and tastes in home interiors have developed over three centuries. The exhibition is especially important as it allows people to see what is outdated, compared with pieces from the past that still would typically be regarded as 'desirable'. The significant impact of international influences is also shown, highlighting a brilliant human history of furniture. It is expected that many furniture providers will be paying heed to this furniture celebration and ensuring they offer models accordingly.

Mankind has a long and complex relationship with furniture. It provides an insight into social change – as the exhibition shows the progression of furniture being used for function, then status and even later, comfort. Furthermore, furnishings also showcase the work of great craftsmen; with chairs and tables shaped from cuts of wood offering instant visual appeal and still proving popular today.

Keen to comment on the exhibition and the increased public focus on furniture was Interior Supply, a luxury furniture supplier, based in London.

They are frequent commentators on industry news and a spokesperson had this to say:

"We think that the 'Crafted' exhibition in Belfast is very important, as brings much-needed positive attention to our relationship with furniture. After all, furniture plays a central part in our lives and home, and therefore should not be underestimated. The exhibition emphasizes that furniture can be personal and even art in itself; positive factors we strive to uphold in our own stock. Especially notable in the exhibition, was the enduring appeal of a well-designed bed; seen as a staple of the family home for many years. We offer a range of beds which bring classical design in-line with modern comfort, including our Lema options."

About Interior Supply
Interior Supply is a key supplier of luxury furnishings from leading brands across the world. They have a showroom in London and also an extensive website which can be visited: http://www.interiorsupply.co.uk/products/brand/lema.

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