Charles Mackintosh

Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a Scottish architect, designer, and artist, known for his distinctive Art Nouveau style blending simplicity with elegant ornamentation. He was a leading figure in the Glasgow School and is celebrated for designs such as the Glasgow School of Art building and the Hill House. Mackintosh’s work extended to furniture, textiles, and paintings, characterized by geometric forms, subtle color palettes, and organic motifs. His innovative approach influenced modern architecture and design internationally, combining craftsmanship with modernism.