Chicago designers Gary Lee and Thomas McWalters launched their brand new line of furniture, TG Couture, for VENU at NeoCon this week...jump below for a first look:
NeoCon 2008: TG Couture Launch
TG SF 10 Sofa
TG MW 10 NIghtstand
TG CH 74 Chair
TG MW 60 Bed
The new line includes 41 pieces of furniture. It is inspired by couture fashion and incorporates luxury fabrics, fine wood and metal finishes. The pieces are made in America for VENU and are available through VENU's brand new permanent flagship showroom, Suite 1698 in the Merchandise Mart.
More info: TG Couture
Click Here for a video taken at the new showroom that popped up on You Tube.
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Nice collection - but I can tell you right now, it's not cheap.
view bepsf's profile
Brand new? That sofa looks like it was designed by Billy Haines, the dresser looks like Dorothy Draper, the coffee table looks like a Paul Mccobb, the high back armchair looks like it stepped out of restoration hardware.
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CG is right -
Here's that chair from CB2:
http://www.cb2.com/family.aspx?c=106&f=4578
view bepsf's profile
Nice-but nothing original at all-these have all been done, at all kinds of price points..
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I'm doing a post about this on Monday. The line is nice, but I was especially wowed by the jewel-toned fabrics in the showroom. They were gorgeous. I was exhausted after a long day at Neocon, but when I saw this showroom, it perked me up like an espresso.
T8
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