A dream project for an imaginary client: furnish a small studio apartment for a lover of chinoserie...and since this is just for fun, let's say price is no object. We'd go for the pieces shown above from Assemblage; happy colors, tons of pattern and detail, warm metallics and a nod to vintage glamour. Jump below for details and prices:
Items shown on the inspiration board:
Cabriole Leg Sofa with Colorful Chinese Design Linen Upholstery: USA, 1940s, $4500
Pair of Pierced Brass Asian Urn Form Table Lamps: USA, 1950s, $4200
Mastercraft Brass Headboard with Greek Key Detail: USA, 1970s, $1750
Pair of Polychrome Chrysanthemum Chinese Garden Seats: China, 1960's, $2750
Asian Nouveau Light Saffron Oil Drop Finish Commode: USA, 1970s, $3500
Dorothy Draper Viennese Commode with Original Lacquer Finish: USA, 1960s, $8700
Neoclassical Console and Mirror in Golden Yellow Lacquer: USA, 1960s, $3750
All pieces shown are available at Assemblage, 121 North Jefferson in Chicago.
Comments (10)
Good luck fitting all of that into a small studio, especially what looks like a full size bed frame.
beautiful pieces
beautiful prices . . . if your name is Rockefeller.
timeless classics ... it has to be a studio with the ultimate zip code ... London W1? or else why would someone who can afford all this live in a studio?
i concur with the above comment. you almost have to be seriously monied to attempt this look...
If you want just the theme, buy it all, if you want the aura, do with less. This is too much!
I'm guessing anyone living in a studio probably can't afford any of that.
For goodness' sake, this is just an imaginary combination, can't anyone dream with cut out photographs anymore?
Thank you, Daniel
i concur with daniel
Each piece is gorgeous and holds it's own uniqueness. I'd be interested to see how a studio apartment turns out with all these pieces.