Down in San Miguel de Allende, Anne-Marie and Jorge of Casamidi continue to blaze their own trail. They have put together a new collection of furniture based on the doors of the VI arrondisement of Paris.
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while i think it works as a piece of sculpture can this really be comfortable to sit in? i feel pain in my back just looking at it.
I've always felt that the doors in the 5th arrondisement offered more lumbar support.
ugh. May be nice to look at (and that's debateable) but echo the views above, who would want to sit in one of those for more than 5 minutes?!?! They look torturous!
i think this chair is gorgeous!
Oh so lovely. I want one!
WHOA!!! chingón.
I love c. I've had a postcard of theirs on my b board for years (just waiting for that raise...)
the site is a little clunky, but check out their mirrors and lanterns. They also have some cool chairs and leather tables.
che bello! their website is almost better than the chairs... thanks so much for this great tip, maxwell! - p
Buyers beware! The products look great - and the website gives the impression of a very professional company. Seems it operates more how you might expect being Mexico - we have waited weeks upon weeks for a simple tray for a photo shoot (that has now past) - first "ready to ship" in Sept, then again in October and then again in Nov. yet it never arrived and you cannot get anyone to answer the phones, reply to fax, nor email. The sucess I had was sending an email to a once sister company only to be told that the tray would ship in three days time. Still nothing including the simply courstey extended to professional manf. and rep to provide a tracking no. I will report back if the tray ever arrives.