•Rarely seen on Ebay, this Machine Age architect's stool with green seat and chrome base is an ideal perch for the design-conscious. Goodform, Shaw-Walker, and Art Metal office equipment from the Fifties slips easily into mid-century, Deco, and contemporary interiors.
•You say you can't afford an Amenity twig print for your bedroom? Consider instead this vast Curtis Jere tree sculpture (4' by 6'). Can't you just hear the leaves tinkling in the breeze?
•The undulating seats of these TWELVE aquamarine acrylic chairs perch upon their chrome bases like frozen waves. They bring the cheer of a pool party right into your dining room. Hurry - auction ends today.
•Steal of a deal: Fifties metal barrister bookcases. With a fresh powder coat of paint, these are set to last another fifty years. They hold even vast record collections, keeping the dust off your, well, dusties.
•Sori Yanagi Butterfly stool in rosewood from Design Within Reach. This stool's lyrical design looks as fresh as it did when it was designed in 1954. DWR sells this beauty for $595, but this one starts at $250.
