Belvedere Scavenger: Luxe Neutrals

How about this group for a slightly-sixties-style reading nook in a highrise? Cushy warm white wall-to-wall and a great view is all you'd need to finish the look. Five vintage finds working together - jump below for links, info and prices:

Curvy Settee: Celadon Upholstery. USA, 1950's. Originally 3900., now 1950.
Handpainted Panels: Hand painted on wood. 1950's. $3400.
Dome Lamps: By Joe Cariati. Golden Brown Glass. USA, 21st c. Originally 1400. each, now 785. each
Curved Leg Console: In the manner of Samuel Marx. Originally 4200., now 2200.
Floor Lamp with Oversized Shade: Alabaster. Italy, 1950's. $2100.

All items shown are from Belvedere, an antique shop located in Atlanta.

Comments (5)

I'm glad I get to browse Belvedere on a consistent basis since I'm in Atlanta but daaaaaang if it's not pricey.

posted by atlantadesigner on July 30th 2008 at 8:35pm
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What really appeals to me is the Chinese screen. Elegant, classy, useful and would look great in most homes.

Great for dividing a large room into smaller areas and a must have for anyone with a studio/loft who wants to get changed when they have guest over.

Mafan Green lasers rulz

posted by mafan on July 30th 2008 at 9:09pm
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lovely, calming, soothing palette!

posted by *heather leaf* on July 30th 2008 at 9:37pm
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Does anyone know a good place in Chicago to take sofa cushions for cleaning? I have a great mid-century couch from the 1950s upholstered with a green tweed fabric. Two of the sofa cushions have had beer spilled on them during a party, and I have no idea where to take them.

posted by Marrria on July 31st 2008 at 8:44am
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great settee

posted by LaDonnaNichole on July 31st 2008 at 1:02pm
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