All posts tagged: furniture design

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  Jennifer McGarigle of Floral Art Talks Flowers and Furniture Design

  • By Beth Whiffen
  • October 5, 2011
  Jennifer McGarigle, the owner of flower and home décor emporium Floral Art, has long been a victim to the power of the flower. Read More
  Tags: flowers, Jennifer McGarigle, furniture, furniture design , tabletop, los angeles, Floral Art
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  Getting Comfortable with Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams

  • By Marni Elyse Katz
  • January 21, 2010
  Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams’ eponymous company is best known for versatile, clean-lined sofas that look as at-home on Park Avenue as they do in a Soho loft. Read More
  Tags: interior design, author, furniture design , mid-century modern, bob williams, the comfortable home, let's get comfortable, mitchell gold, mitchell gold + bob williams
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  Book Report: Lars Bolander's Scandinavian Design

  • By Marni Elyse Katz
  • September 6, 2010
  Swedish designer Lars Bolander, recently published his first book, Lars Bolander’s Scandinavian Design. The tome which showcases a mixture of super modern and traditional Scandinavian rooms and architecture from all four Scandinavian countries. Bolander recently talked with us about what defines Scandinavian style and how he achieves his elegant, yet thoroughly relaxed spaces. Read More
  Tags: Scandinavian Design, furniture design , furniture, Lars Bolander, sweden, interior decorator
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  Sustainability, Craftsmanship, Cutting Edge Technology are Hottest Trends in Furniture Design

  • By Reena Jana
  • May 20, 2011
  Just days after the close of the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, a must-see annual trade show, an industry insider reflects on the most striking movements and innovations in design right now. Read More
  Tags: furniture, furniture design , interior design, ICFF, new york, Michele Caniato, target, philippe starck, oxo, apple, tech, gadgets, Vitra, trends, alexis bittar, lucite
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  Plywood: a Mundane Material Gets Its Moment at MoMA

  • By Milena Damjanov
  • May 18, 2011
  One of the hallmarks of the mid-century era, good old plywood was used to construct now-iconic pieces such as the Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair. To give this deceptively mundane material its due, the MoMA has featured it in an exhibit. Read More
  Tags: museum, furniture, furniture design , interior design, moma, plywood, eames, mid-century modern