<ul><li>Designers are rediscovering the decorative potential of eggshells for creating ornate panels and furnishings ornamented with eggshell lacquer.</li><li>The eggshell lacquer finish originated with East Asian artisans and was mastered by Jean Dunand in the early 20th century, who utilized crushed shells for a unique 'white craquelure effect'.</li><li>Contemporary designers are incorporating this technique into modern home furnishings inspired by the Art Deco era, with examples like gilded silk wallpaper by de Gournay paying homage to Dunand's legacy.</li><li>The technique of embedding eggshell fragments into decorative pieces dates back to the 20th century and continues to captivate designers and art enthusiasts with its intricate and visually appealing nature.</li></ul>

Designers Are Rediscovering the Decorative Potential of Eggshells

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