The Limited Edition Eames Chair with Steinberg Cat
Illustrator Saul Steinberg's first visit to the Eames Office in 1950 has become a tale of lore. While at 901 (the Eameses warehouse in Venice,…
Michael Ford’s Amazing Custom Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman
Although it's too late to win this incredible customized Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman by The Hip Hop Architect, aka Michael Ford, and furniture company…
All The Herman Miller Picnic Posters by Steven Frykholm
Aside from fireworks and flag-waving, July 4th is well known for sunburns, freaking out dogs and picnics. Which is why I thought that sharing all…
12 Artists Illustrate ‘What Kind of Place Are You?’ for Herman Miller
As part of their trade display at NeoCon 2016, home and office furniture brand and legendary mid-century modern favorite, Herman Miller, asked 8 artists to…
10 Expensive Purchases Worth Every Penny.
For my final post of 2014, I thought I'd give my readers the benefit of my being an Über-Consumer and share with you ten pricey…
The Extraordinary Paper Sculptures Of Mid-Century Modern Design Legend Irving Harper.
Herman Miller and Maharam present Irving Harper: A Mid-Century Mind at Play at the Rye Arts Center Gallery. Curated by Katharine Dufault and Jeff Taylor,…
Herman Miller Updates An Eames Classic With Wood. The New Molded Wood Eames Chair.
The Molded Plastic Chair (or Shell chair) that Mid-Century Modern design lovers have grown to covet is the epitome of the Eames process. Since its…
House Industries Designs Hand-Printed Eames Tables For Herman Miller Asia-Pacific
The very hip type foundry House Industries has teamed up with Herman Miller to produce a limited edition series of 80 Eames wire-base tables. Hand-Printed…
Japanese Botanical Artist Makoto Azuma Goes Green With The Classic Aeron Chair.
Apparently, a rolling task chair does gather moss. Herman Miller X Makoto Azuma Aeron Chair Japanese artist Makoto Azuma, known for his botanical creations, has…
Mature Style For Your Mini Me: Modern Furniture Design Classics for Kids
In the 1700s and 1800s it was commonplace for children's furniture to look exactly like adult furniture, only smaller in size. Then in the 1900's,…
