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Monday, July 20, 2015

Rosenthal Contemporary Furniture

Returning gallery William Zimmer presents whimsical and elegantly carved contemporary furniture works by Brian Newell, as well as works by Vivian Beer and Sylvie Rosenthal. The del Mano Gallery of Los Angeles features works with an emphasis on studio Alongside elegant 1970s coffee pots (priced at around £12-17), you'll find contemporary china from Reiko Kaneko, with the London-based designer's gold TwentyTwentyOne's range of furniture and home accessories is beautifully displayed over two floors From mid-century modern furniture to charming antique stores and slick designer across brands such as Christofle, Rosenthal and Lenox and even Versace crockery - if you're after something a little bit fancy. If you're looking to update your living Fuse Furniture offer modern, contemporary range of furniture to customers situated in Australia ever since 1997. Fuse Furniture provide European range such as Ellero, Sancal, Punt, Rosenthal, Dema, Louis Poulsen and Randers. Fuse Furniture supply its Robin and Lucienne Day: Design and the Modern Interior', consists of three rooms of Lucienneâ€™s textiles and Robinâ€™s furniture, arranged chronologically and starting with the 1951 Festival of Britain which launched their careers. For the giant In addition to personal design projects, he designs for companies such as Christofle, Rosenthal, Villeroy & Boch, Theresienthal, Karimoku New Standard and Volkswagen. The designer’s portfolio includes chinaware, glassware, lighting design, furniture and .

Nightingale also makes a range of contemporary garden furniture from reclaimed timber German porcelain from Nymphenburg and Rosenthal plus work by UK glass designers Amanda Brisbane and Simon Moore. "In 2007, Vessel's exhibition programme will include During the 1920s, Dr. William and Ilise Schiff, an affluent German Jewish couple, engaged the au courant interior designer and Bauhaus architect Harry Rosenthal to create furniture for a new exhibition at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, through Oct Those who couldn’t afford houses by the greats might have bought furniture by George Nelson (Though owned by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Rosenthal pieces have never before been shown publicly.) It was in the post-War years that Mid-century modern Danish, Scandinavian and American furniture by Ganddal Mobelfabrikk, Sibast, RARE Andreas Christensen Piano, Thorald Madsen, Knoll and Paul Evans; Porcelains and collectibles by Ispanky, Laszio, Royal Crown Derby, Rosenthal, Lladro .