How about a game of chess in this sculptural black and white study? Five vintage finds from Wright working together - All links, details and prices below the jump:
- Lounge Chair: by Paul McCobb. Leather, walnut. $2800. US, 1950.
- Table: by Eileen Gray. $2000. Lacquered wood, chrome plated steel. France.
- Floor Lamp: O'Luce. Brass, enameled aluminum, steel. $5500. Italy, 1950's.
- Arm Chair: by Paul McCobb. Leather, walnut. $1500. US, 1950.
- Architectural Planter: by John Follis. Bisque ceramic, walnut. $1200. US, c.1955.
All available at Wright, 1440 W. Hubbard, Chicago.
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Comments (7)
These are all beautiful. Great finds! I wish my wallet loved this sufff as much as I do!
I agree. I think there are a lot of lesser designs out there aiming for this look that I detest, but when this is done right, ugh, it's good... so good.
This same planter is on ebay for 325
It's missing the base though, which I think is a large part of the look
gorgeous.
$1200 for a F@#$!%& planter!!
Wright is notoriously and spectacularly overpriced. Its supporters will tell you that (a) their curating is impeccable (I would agree, for the most part), and (b) the people who buy there are those for whom money is no object.