The Museum of Domestic Art and Architecture has proven to be a wonderful resource
http://www.modamuseum.blogspot.co.uk/
The collection includes a number of publications that will help to describe the Me Then Now home and studio to those who may be interested. My aim was to get to grips with the collection in order to plan my research more effectively. Communicating the scope and intent of the living and working space authentic to 1904 is important, a big task, and enjoyable, but important for raising interest and drawing support for what will be a unique living work of art. MODA has numerous journals for consumer and trade as well as wallpapers, paint colours, flooring and furnishing catalogues. The staff are very helpful and I look forward to continuing my research.
