Archive for the 'Design & Decor' Category

New collection of Ralph Lauren – Pacific Heights

By Aida on March 12, 2006

Mid-century modernism is evoked in an architectural setting, featuring furniture with sleek line in polished walnut and parchment with silver accents. Luxurious textural fabrics form a warm understated palette of cream and beige to caramel and chocolate brown.
This is the new trend look of Ralph Lauren’s furniture for Spring 2006. The collection is inspired from [...]

Globe VP Lamp by Verner Panton 1969

By Aida on March 8, 2006

One of the best-known lamps by Verner Panton, this timeless design comes in two large sizes. The artfully complex structure features a globe in transparent, acrylic Lucite enclosing five hollowed aluminum reflectors with multi-color lacquer finishes, suspended by three steel ball chains. The lamp is suspended by black safety fabric wire and includes a 157″ [...]

Lexington a luxury brand

By Aida on March 5, 2006

You want to improve your home look? Under the Lexington banner you’ll discover a broad array of home furnishings and upholstered and leather seating—each with its own personality. Express yourself through transitional styles that update the past with finishes and features for modern living. Historical designs that complement your treasured antiques. Relaxed cottage pieces for [...]

Landscape Rug

By Aida on March 3, 2006

This New Zealand pure wool rug is hand tufted in the Serge-Lesage Ateliers region of France and depicts the landscape of that region. Its tranquil softness recalls a tuft of green grass – grass that is greener than your neighbours. Length 236cm, Width 171cm. The raised areas of this rug are great to lean on [...]

Ball Chair

By ovisopa on March 2, 2006

The Ball Chair – or Globe Chair as it’s called sometimes – was designed by using one of the most simple geometric forms – the ball. Cutting of a part and fixing it at one point Eero Aarnio comes to a remarkable result – a completely unconventional shaped chair:
A Ball Chair is a “room [...]

GreenTea design – new way of living

By ovisopa on March 2, 2006

Greentea was born of the need for contemporary asian designs. After years of searching for such pieces they began collaborating with a select group of talented artisans to create stylish furniture that fulfills western practicalities.
Greentea Design is uniquely positioned to fulfill your needs since they control the process from beginning to end.
Asian Pine with mulit-color [...]

La Chaise by Charles and Ray Eames, 1948

By ovisopa on March 2, 2006

Designed in 1948 for MoMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design, and inspired by Gaston Lachaise’s 1927 sculpture Reclining Nude, this organically-shaped chair has become a design icon. Although it proved too expensive to manufacture at the time, La Chaise finally went into production in 1990 and has been produced in small quantities ever since. [...]

Monogrammed Desk Set

By Aida on February 25, 2006

Make your mark on your workplace. Silk brocade patterned with hydrangea and stripes is available in your choice of Moss Green, Delphinium Blue, or Spice Red.
Blotter has an acrylic protector.
For blotter monogram in style shown, specify three initials.
Monogrammed items are not returnable.
Made in the USA. Details

D’Orsey’s Hermit Hummingbird Sculpture from Boehm

By Aida on February 25, 2006

D’Orsey’s Hermit Hummingbird sculpture from Boehm. Based on an illustration by artist John Gould, serene hummingbirds rest on the leaves of pearl-pink orchids. Limited quantity sculptures are handcrafted of porcelain. 5.5″W x 6″D x 12″T.
USA made.
Price: $1,500.00

Marie Helene De Taillac Boutique, Paris

By Aida on February 25, 2006

Not just he’s a an important partener of Swarovski (www.swarovski.com), but also TOM DIXON designed the interiors of Marie Helene De Taillac’s, the famous jewellery designer, first boutique in Paris. As well using some of its furniture created for other companies, Tom used a special Mirrored version of the Copper Shade.

Known as an [...]

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