in building and museums
In Buildings
Courtesy Barbican Centre/Photographer: Peter Bloomfield
Barbican Centre, London
(Robin Day auditorium seating in theatre, concert hall and cinemas)
Cmglee (Wikipedia)
Churchill College, University of Cambridge
(Robin Day dining chairs in chapel, Lucienne Day Baldric textile reissue in public rooms)
Bs0u10e01 (Wikipedia)
Clifton Cathedral, Bristol
(Robin Day Polypropylene Chairs in nave)
© Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation
John Lewis, Kingston-upon-Thames
(Lucienne Day silk mosaics: Aspects of the Sun, 1990, and Islands, 1991)
© Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation
London Underground Stations
(Robin Day Toro and Woodro benches on station platforms)
© twentytwentyone
Royal Festival Hall, London
(Robin Day auditorium seating in concert hall)
In Museums
Diliff (Wikipedia)
Archive of Art and Design, V&A, London
(Robin and Lucienne Day Archives; Heal’s Archive; Festival of Britain Archive)
Kim Scarborough (Wikipedia)
Art Institute of Chicago, USA
(Lucienne Day textiles and silk mosaic: Tangram 5)
Alden Chadwick (Wikipedia)
Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, County Durham
(Lucienne Day carpet)
Shoughto (Wikipedia)
Cranbook Art Museum, Michigan, USA
(Lucienne Day textiles)
Hassocks5489 (Wikipedia)
Design Archives, University of Brighton
(Design Council Archives)
David Hawgood (Wikipedia)
Design Museum, London
(Robin Day furniture)
Deutsches Design Museum, Germany
(German Design Council records containing photographs of Lucienne Day textlles)
The Furniture Makers Company
Frederick Parker Collection, London
(Robin Day furniture)
Crown Copyright UK Government Art Collection
Government Art Collection, UK
(Lucienne Day silk mosaic: The Window)
© Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation
John Lewis Partnership Textile Archive, Cookham, Berkshire
(Lucienne Day textiles and textiles artwork)
David Dixon (Wikipedia)
Manchester City Art Gallery
(Lucienne Day ceramics)
McGhiever (Wikipedia)
Minneapolis Institute of Arts, USA
(Lucienne Day textiles)
Wikipedia
MODA (Museum of Domestic Design and Architecture), University of Middlesex
(Lucienne Day textiles and wallpapers)
Thomas Ledl (Wikipedia)
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Canada
(Lucienne Day textiles)
© Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation
Museum of Carpet, Kidderminster
(Lucienne Day carpets artwork)
Hibino (Wikipedia)
Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
(Robin Day International Low-Cost Furniture Competition archives, Robin Day furniture, Lucienne Day textiles)
Chang Yisheng (Wikipedia)
Museum of the Home, London
(Robin Day furniture and Lucienne Day textiles)
National Archives
The National Archives, London
(Festival of Britain Office records relating to Robin Day, Registered Designs)
Meihe Chen (Wikipedia)
Philadelphia Museum of Art, USA
(Robin Day furniture)
Rob Deutscher (Wikipedia)
RMIT Design Archives, Melbourne, Australia
(Trade catalogues featuring Robin Day designs)
Erik031 (Wikipedia)
Röhsska Museum, Gothenberg, Sweden
(Lucienne Day silk mosaic: Standing)
Rosenthal Museum, Selb, Germany
(Lucienne Day ceramics)
The Royal Air Force Museum
Royal Air Force Museum, Hendon
(Robin Day posters)
Chmee2 (Wikipedia)
Royal College of Art, London
(Lucienne Day silk mosaic: Three Daughters of Mexico)
© Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation
Royal Designers for Industry Archive, Royal Society of Arts, London
(RDI Archives, Lucienne Day silk mosaic: The Castle and Other Stories)
Southbank Centre Archive, London
(Robin Day furniture)
Alistair Wettin (Wikipedia)
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
(Robin Day furniture, television, radio, carpets, posters; Lucienne Day textiles, tea towels, carpets, wallpapers and silk mosaics: Decoy and Pond series, Flying in Blue)
VADS (Visual Arts Data Service), online image database
(Design Council Slide Library and Design Council Photographic Index)
Antiquary (Wikipedia)
Wellcome Library, Wellcome Collection, London
(Robin Day posters)
© Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation
Whitworth Art Gallery, University of Manchester
(Lucienne Day textiles, tea towels, carpets, silk mosaics, wallpapers and printing screen)
© Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation
Wycombe Museum, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
(Robin Day chairs)