What do these items have in common? A cohesive palette, a combination of fragility and strength. Bring home what you love, and let the conversations begin.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Wooden Swivel Chairs
These chairs swivel, they adjust, and they provide a good lean. Keep those feet on the floor, young man! They would be great at a dining room table, especially if you have folks of different heights. We demonstrated this in the store the other day, with a Dad over six feet tall and his little girl, age 3.
Adjustable, and refreshingly low-tech: 16"-23" high
Detail!
"The devil is in the details" has given credit to many a pursuit. We're not sure whom to thank -- Mies van der Rohe, Flaubert, or an anonymous source. We do think they'd like this composition of lines and forms: just enough symmetry to soothe, just enough panache to grace your home.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Maple Dining Table
This 10' table is solid maple with a staggered pattern as seen below - completely rebuilt and reinforced on all sides. Think of it as a complete renovation of a classic brownstone. Ebonized pipe legs - 6 in total - are removable for easy maneuverability. The finish is softly glazed for a bit of sophistication. Use it as a long desk, dining or work table. The clean lines and simple silhouette is a nice fit with all decorating styles. We can make it 36" high with a simple change in the legs. This is another fine restoration from the best in the business - Furniture Revival. Everything they touch is perfectly reborn. They are both artisans and technicians. And, we're glad they are working with us. Thanks, Folks!!
10' 7" x 31" x 30 high
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Wooden School Chairs
Yes, these are really Catholic school chairs. Steel bases and wood backs and seats -- just the color of a ruler, don't you think?
Kitchen Cabinet
Storage, storage, storage! For those people not blessed with built-ins or a butler's pantry, may we offer up this spectacular piece? It has a lovely patina, original hardware, and do you see the bin on the right side? It pulls out, and would be perfect for blankets...or wheat, of course.
5 feet wide X 8 feet tall
Glass Jars
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