The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

HAUSTEIN, Professor Paul, 45 Sene-
felder Strasse, Stuttgart.
Originally occupied as a worker in the pre-
cious metals, Professor Haustein later devoted
himself to the entire field of applied art. At
the Exhibition of the Artists’ Colony at
Darmstadt in 1904 he was represented by
nine completely equipped apartments. On
the occasion of his call to Stuttgart in 1905,
the Wiirttembergische Landesgewerbe Mu-
seum arranged a special exhibition of his
work, which included furniture, embroideries,
woven fabrics, metal work, pottery, jewelry,
and pictures. For the German Exhibition
of Arts and Crafts held at Dresden in 1906,
he designed a billiard-room, and he was
responsible for the Stuttgart Saloon at the
great Art Exhibition held at Dresden last
year. Two heating stoves, in marble, wrought
iron and brass, designed by him appeared in
The Studio Year Book, 1907.


LEATHER CHAIR DESIGNED
BY PROF. PAUL HAUSTEIN


SIDEBOARD DESIGNED BY ARTHUR HAWARD
EXECUTED BY J. A. HAWARD AND SONS

HAWARD, Arthur, 80 North-
gate, Darlington.
Mr. Hawardis a designer of furniture,
interiors and decoration. He is a mem-
ber of the firm of J. A. Haward and
Sons, of Darlington. An old clock
designed by him was illustrated in
The Studio Year Book, 1906.
HEIDRICH, Max, 26 Briider
Strasse, Paderborn, Westphalia.
Herr Heidrich started as a cabinet-
maker, and is now chief designer in
Herr Bernard Stadler’s workshops at
Paderborn. He has studied the require-
ments of the cultured middle classes,
and his work is characterised by sim-
plicity and sound craftsmanship. He
was very successful with four rooms
at the Art Exhibition organised at
Cologne in 1907 by the “Verband
der Kunstfreunde in den Landern am
Rhein.” Amongst his latest achieve-
ments are the equipment of a small
country house on the Rhine, and a
private hospital for ladies at Hanover.
Several examples of his interiors and
furniture appeared in The Studio Year
Book, 1908.

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