Alvin Lustig

Tuttle began designing furniture in the 1950s, and his style was heavily influenced by the modernist style of mentor Alvin Lustig. Tuttle followed the modernist ideal of minimalism, ...

He started in the 1950s under his mentor Alvin Lustig, who he got his inspiration from. In his work he was always searching for the purest form of function.

Alvin Lustig Ring Chandelier

Alvin Lustig Ring Chandelier.

Rare Alvin Lustig lounge chair for Paramount Furniture Co.

Alvin Lustig Style Mid-Century Modern Chandelier, circular metal ring with 24 lights. 1" H x 30" Diameter.

Pair of lounge Chair usually attributed to Alvin Lustig Made in the fifties they are stylish and comfortable.

A modern style ring form chandelier by American designer Alvin Lustig, manufactured by Lightolier, circa 1950s, the frame, comprised of white enameled metal, surrounded by light sock...

Alvin Lustig (American, 1915-1955) manner Mid-Century Modern chandelier, circular metal ring with twenty four lights.

For your consideration is a gorgeous pair of suspended walnut trash cans, on iron frames, by Alvin Lustig. These were custom-made for the executive offices of JL Hudson.

A pair of JBL (James B Lansing) speakers in Baron C38 walnut cases designed by Alvin Lustig. Each speaker sits a top four brushed aluminum legs with flat glides.

Chandelier

Chandelier

Chic Italian Mid-Century arm chair with floating arms, newly upholstered in Fortuny fabric.

Stunning circular matte white enameled aluminum and brass 36 bulb ring chandelier for Lightolier in style of Alvin Lustig.

She was once married to the great graphic designer Alvin Lustig. These two paintings explore concepts of linear hard-edge and concrete art aesthetics.

Uncommon circa 1950s walnut and iron wastebasket designed and custom-produced by Alvin Lustig for the executive offices of JL Hudson (Southfield, MI).

Tuttle had no formal education in design, instead drawing influence from his own experience and the mentorship of well known designers such as Alvin Lustig, Welton Becket, and Frank ...

Accordin to studies at the Art Center College in Pasadena and the work as architect and designer with Alvin Lustig, in Frank Lloyd Taliesin West, with Welton Becket & Associates, Kno...

Tuttle had no formal education in design, instead drawing influence from his own experience and the mentorship of well known designers such as Alvin Lustig, Welton Becket, and Frank ...

Edward Wormley, head of furniture design for Dunbar, produced several noteworthy chandeliers employing canisters and reflective hoods. Alvin Lustig was famed as a graphic designer. H...

Rare and sculptural segmented lounge chair by Alvin Lustig for Paramount Furniture of California, c. 1951.

Issue number 10 from 1953, which has a cover photomontage showing Harry Bertoia working on his famous wire chair for Knoll, includes a long article on Design in America, featuring wo...

Published for active industrial designers and the design executives throughout industry who are concerned with product design, development and marketing.” Alvin Lustig served as desi...

Cohen was a publisher and proprietor of the NYC avant-garde bookshop Ex Libris; his wife Elaine Lustig Cohen, whose first husband was the designer Alvin Lustig, was a renowned graphi...

The present poster, for a follow up exhibit to one featuring Swiss typography, included American graphic designers Lester Beall, Paul Rand, Ivan Chermayeff, Alvin Lustig, and Elaine ...

Rare twenty-four bulb ring chandelier in the style of Alvin Lustig. 12" original stem, could be custom sized if need be.

., this virtually experimental chair by Alvin Lustig is known mainly from photographs. Its historical significance was secured when it was included in the celebrated Good Design exh...

36 bulb chandelier made of aluminum with off white enamel finish. Height as shown: 37.5

Beautiful in form and function, a hybrid of the Kangaroo and Swan Chairs. The wings scream of Alvin Lustig.

He started in the 1950s under his mentor Alvin Lustig, who he got his inspiration from. In his work he was always searching for the purest form of function.

Tuttle began designing furniture in the 1950s, and his style was heavily influenced by the modernist style of mentor Alvin Lustig. The designer followed the modernist ideal of minima...

Tuttle began designing furniture in the 1950s, and his style was heavily influenced by the modernist style of mentor Alvin Lustig. The designer followed the modernist ideal of minima...

Gould was a member of AIGA and the Society of Contemporary Designers, a group of graphic, product and exhibition designers which included Saul Bass, Alvin Lustig, John Follis and Lou...

Alvin Lustig for Lightolier "Ring of Light" chandelier, circa 1966.

I attribute the design to Alvin Lustig. Retains original Lightolier tag.

Built in USA: Post - war Architecture published 1952 by Museum of Modern Art, New Your. 128 pages Book design by Alvin Lustig, Featuring the best of modern American architecture.

Gould was a member of AIGA and the Society of Contemporary Designers, a group of graphic, product and exhibition designers which included Saul Bass, Alvin Lustig, John Follis and Lou...

DD V daybed is an exclusive daybed made by hand in Bosnia and Herzegovina by skilled craftsmen with long experience in wood and upholstery. Both frame and the characteristic V-shaped...

Chariot chaise lounge designed by Paul Tuttle for Strassle International. Produced in Switzerland in 1972. Original camel brown leather and polished chrome frame are in excellent con...

A unique 'Chariot' chaise lounge by Paul Tuttle for Strassle International, circa 1972 Switzerland. Constructed from chrome plated tubular steel frame and leather sling, this suspend...

A sleek, simple modern lounge probably Scandinavian circa 1990's. It features fine black leather with large chrome X base. Very good condition and ready for use.

Rocking chair "NONNA" BY PAUL TUTTLE FOR STRÄSSLE INTERNATIONAL, SWITZERLAND 1970S Looking for a vintage rocking chair that exudes both style and comfort? Look no further than the "...