Iron Mountain

La Maison de Marie Claire - Gilles de Chabaneix...

The Tides

Plywood and tulip poplar L-form headboard and side panel, each with various doors and storage compartments; bookshelf in side panel. The whole structure mounted on tubular metal mattress support with castors; pivoting, adjustable tubular metal and wood tray/reading stand mounted on side panel. Headboard fitted with nickel-plated reading lamp with curved sheet metal shade on flexible metal neck.

Andrea Frapolli Architetto - Casa Lafranchi & Guglielmoni,... Post Crisis Banking Architecture - The

Lot 118: Gio Ponti. Rare and early chair from Conti Contini Bonaccossi, Florence. 1931, Italian walnut, leather. 19½ w × 22 d × 35½ h in. result: $22,500. estimate: $7,000–9,000. Provenance: Conti Contini Bonaccossi, Florence | Collection of Loris Manna, Milan

1966, Stockholm (SE) via #1, #2, #3

A pair of 'Ribbon Candelabra' sterling silver - Ane Christensen

From Inside Today's Home ,1975 edition, by Ray and Sarah Faulkner, Holt Rinehart Winston Thanks to comment from Crash Landon below, we now know this: "The Gwathmey version was from a-full floor apartment he designed for Oscar-winning actress Faye Dunaway, it was in the Eldorado, one of the twin-towered deco-era apartment buildings that rise along Central Park West in Manhattan." see blog post blog.ounodesign.com/2009/05/17/when-today-had-the-ring-of...

Mercedes Hernáez lovingly refers to her home on the outskirts of Buenos Aires as a garden with a roof.

The Masonry Tuffet stool is made from a common injection molded plastic child's stool, reimagined by cladding it in stone masonry. This piece represents the artist's personal appreciation for the physical characteristics, permanence, and labor-intensive construction of masonry. The Masonry Tuffet Stool is made to order. Due to the means and methods of laying masonry and the natural variations in stone, no two items are exactly the same, but final piece will use the same white river rock. The…

Gallery of Martha House / Naso - 6

Adamo-Faiden Architects - Feriensiedlung in Uruguay

Gabriella Crespi (née en 1922) Nymphaeas Table Piasa

Castelgrande's bunker-like entrance captured in photos by Simone Bossi