Ken Fulk Inc.

“Anything by the Art Deco master glassmaker René Lalique telegraphs our vision of luxe futurism. We were loaned an exquisite Lalique ebony bar for the Kips Bay Dallas showhouse, but this equally striking Victoire paperweight would deliver the same dapper note to a desk or mantel.”

“A simple armillary sphere can bring all sorts of celestial power and otherworldly magic into your garden or to the center of a round foyer table.”

“Pristine vintage pieces that feel truly modern are hard to find. This rug is a prime example and would be perfect for an entryway or study.”

“This equine sculpture would be right at home amid the mix of styles in this room. The concept behind our new Ken Fulk Inc collaboration with Pierre Frey, The Surreal World, is a celebration of today’s freedom to mix classical and contemporary references, including Roman busts, neoclassical architecture and brutalist forms.”

“This Art Deco dry bar has a highly aesthetic mix of carved wood, marquetry and rose marble. The sculpted naturalistic scene and metallic interior embody all the artistry behind our collaboration with de Gournay in the room’s showstopping bas-relief-on-gilded-paper wallcovering depicting the Dawn of Spring.”

“These highly decorative carved side chairs are pure drama. In stark contrast to the Machine Age motifs in our study, this mysterious duo could stand sentry on either side of a credenza or add visual tension flanking a fireplace.”

“The streamlined simplicity of classic Deco forms will never go out of style. A well-made chrome and leather piece is sure to stand the test of time and play well with any style.”