In cherry wood and resembling an enormous fairy tea cup or classical urn, we love the strong organic element in the design of this intriguing piece by Julian Schwarz. Entitled ‘Big Cherry II’ the particular texture and irregularities of the … Continue reading
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We saw the Frères Campana – Barroco Rococo at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs today. It is a tiny exhibition tucked away on the fifth floor behind an exciting display of contemporary design which we will blog about tomorrow! This … Continue reading
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The wonderfully sinuous forms of this pair of wall appliques by Georges Jouve caught our eye recently. Dating from 1936 and aptly named the ‘Lyres’, they have a poetic elegance that is enchanting. We can source work by this designer for you. … Continue reading
Last week we were excited to see Astrid Krogh’s latest works at the vernissage of her exhibition, ‘Sky’ at Maria Wettergren’s gallery. We were lucky enough to talk to the artist who explained that her inspiration is natural and artificial light and the dialogue between the two. This stunning … Continue reading
Gino Sarfatti designed and produced over 400 lights during a 30 year period. He founded Arteluce, the Italian lighting maker and continually pushed the boundaries of light design to new heights. Sarfatti was truly innovative in his field and the … Continue reading
This ‘Sputnik’ chandelier (1958) shows the fluidity of his post war organic design in the mid to late 1950s. Sarfatti became the international reference point for the ‘modern architectural movement’. We can source work by this designer for you. Contact us … Continue reading
‘Triennale’ floor lamp, 1950s. In brass with leather handles, white enameled shades and a marble base, this lamp perfectly displays Sarfatti’s bold and masterful use of diverse materials. We can source work by this designer for you. Contact us with inquiries. … Continue reading
No. 566 table lamp (1956). The black lacquered bulb holder moves up and down the stem and the electric wire becomes an intrinsic part of the design, rather than merely being a means to make the light function. We love … Continue reading
The Full Picture by Elizabeth Chase Rochette and Susan Boullier We invite you to click on the title above and read our latest article on design in Paris. Enjoy! And let us know what you think! We can source work … Continue reading
