Such a beautiful piece of woodwork.
Elephant by Charles and Ray Eames. 1945. Edition of celebration by VITRA of hundred’s birthday of Charles Eames in 2007. Bended maple plywood. Provided by Wonderwood.
Such a cutie! The Groove Stool from Area 51 Antiques.
Horse Barn Loft. The bareness, the vintage wood furniture pieces, the metalwork objects and the natural light all make this space so interesting and curious. The wood looks like it has a rich story to tell.
1920-30.
Vintage 50x24 Wood Double Sided Sign. East Coast. Love the font and illustration.
1960’s.
Merrow Associates Chrome and Rosewood Drinks Trolley. Designed by British designer Richard Young for Merrow Associates in 1964. A trolley consisting of two glass tiers over a rosewood shelf housed in a chrome plated steel frame on wheels.
England.
1960’s.
Tailored Sofa by Larsen and Madsen. Upholstered tight back Danish Sofa with cushioned lumbar support and channel for shoulders. Denmark.
c.1935.
Green Art Deco Cabinet Knobs. Green plastic with Bronze Tone Lacquered Aluminum.
1900’s.
Arched Italian Double Entry Doors. Mahogany wood and wrought Iron work with floral motifs.
c.1873.
Gothic Revival Style Amber Textured Glass Windows.
1940’s.
Kurt Versen sea foam green steel floor lamp. Included in “The Design Collection of the Modern Museum of Art.”
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