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Taking Tea With Mackintosh: The Story Of Miss Cranston'S Tea Rooms,Used E. H. This Memoir Is A DocumentIn 1896, Kate Cranston, The Pioneer Of Glasgow Tea Rooms In The Late Nineteenth Century, Commissioned Charles Rennie Mackintoshwho Would Become One Of The Western Worlds Most Renowned Designersto Design Her Tea Rooms, And Over The Next Two Decades He Did So With Dazzling Inventiveness. (Mackintoshs Wife, Margaret, Herself An Artist, Also Made Important Contributions To The Interior Designs.) Cranston And Mackintosh Opened Up A Unique, Avantgarde