Scandinavian Springtime...four vintage finds that share a geographical location, a fresh palette and a high-end but homey charm. All from Andrew Hollingsworth. Links and design details below the jump:
Andrew Hollingsworth Scavenger
- Easy Chair: by Kerstin Horlin-Holmquist. Beech, new hand printed velvet upholstery. Sweden, 20th century.
- Sofa: by Karl Malmsten. Beech and new waxed linen upholstery. Sweden, 1960's.
- Tall Cabinet: by Ole Wanscher for P. Jeppesen. Rosewood. $1250. Denmark, 20th century.
- Easy Chair: by Nanna Ditzel. Teak, new Mohair upholstery. Denmark, 1960's.
Andrew Hollingsworth is a Chicago shop that features historical and contemporary European design. It is located at 22 W. Huron Street, Chicago, 312.440.9554. Their stock can also be viewed on First Dibs.
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These pieces are undoubtedly gorgeous but I'd hardly call 1stdibs "scavenging." Mohair and velvet? High end shopping would be a better description.
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Absolutely agree. 1stdibs is as far from savenging as one can get. Please.
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scavenging too!
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