Visit a myriad of virtual museums and their collections that feature some notable examples of the decorative arts.
This stylish view of the Decorative Arts collection at the Carnegie Museum of Art includes glimpses of furniture, metalwork, and ceramics.
The Decorative Arts collection at the Chrysler Museum is enchanting - and the web site offers some beautiful examples to whet your appetite.
The French Decorative Arts Collection is showcased on this page of the Detroit Institute of Art web site.
Selected works from the Decorative Arts collection at the Frick are featured on this lovely page.
A beautiful introduction to the Hermitage's extraordinary collection of "Western European Applied Art" can be found on this page.
The description of the Indianapolis Museum of Art's Decorative Arts collection includes a featured object - but you will have to visit the site to see what it is.
Fans of designer and artist Isamu Noguchi will love this site - it features a chronology of Noguchi's life and work and many images of his art.
View the decorative arts collection on the web, then make plans to see the collection in person near Los Angeles.
The European Decorative Arts Collection at the Metropolitan Museum is featured on this page.
The Decorative Arts collection is particularly strong in the areas of Early American, 19th century and 20th century objects, with an emphasis on Frank Lloyd Wright's works.
An introduction to the Museum's collection of Decorative Arts, which boasts an impressive array of objects from a myriad of cultures.
This page introduces the 20th-Century Decorative Arts Collection with a series of splendid images.
This site features a wonderful introduction to the Decorative Arts collection at the National Gallery, but perhaps the most interesting aspect is the "selected tours" on a trio of topics.
Browse the website for the National Museum of Sweden.
The Decorative Arts collection of the Portland Museum of Art (Portland, Maine) is represented online by four stunning works, including an example of a Tiffany vase.
To call this collection in Sydney, Australia, of Decorative Arts objects "eclectic" would be an understatement - but these works are fascinating nonetheless.
