An Elle Decor "Best New Product" award winner, the Louis collection from John Reeves is a modernization of classic forms. Solid wood, with either hand veneered or lacquered finishes, the pieces are both functional and a neo-baroque design "statement". More from the collection below:
Above the Jump: Louis Bookcase, available in Black, White or Red lacquer, $1988.
Louis Sidetable, available in Oak Veneer or Black, White or Red lacquer, $498.
Louis Dining Table in Black, White or Red lacquer, $3000.
Louis Console with Three Drawers, available in Oak Veneer or Black, White or Red lacquer, $1176.
Available in Chicago at Stitch.
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Comments (4)
Nice but pricey.
Ikea sells legs just like that for around $50....the $1176 table could be made for about $65.
fyi, the oak side table is on sale at anthropologie for $199.95:
http://www.anthropologie.com/anthro/catalog/productdetail.jsp?_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1&_dynSessConf=519251586310306347&id=76013&parentid=LIVE_SALE_FURNITURE&pushId=LIVE_SALE_FURNITURE&popId=LIVE_SALE&sortProperties=%2BmarketingPriority%2C-startDate&navCount=12&navAction=poppushpush&fromCategoryPage=true&selectedProductSize=&selectedProductSize1=&color=clr
I don't know who did it first, but http://hiveminddesign.com/ has been doing tables and beds in that style for years now.
A little unrelated... but does anyone else find the Ikea-knockoff to be really low? (At least, based on its measurements online)