New Hope Studio

1950s new hope studio custom 8-drawer dresser with pullout vanity and single cabinet with shelf in the manner of Phillip Lloyd Powell (Matching marble top nightstands coming soon) M...

Fine original condition, chair includes original cushions (worn), ottoman is missing the cushion. Chair 31"- H x 31"- Depth x 29.5"- W Ottoman 10"- H x 24" x 24"

Designed and built in a New Hope, PA studio in the style of the great George Nakashima.

A beautiful pair of walnut table lamps in the manner of Phillip Lloyd Powell.                       

A stunning Illum Wikkelso inspired cocktail table having a sculptural solid walnut base and 1/2 inch thick glass top produced by New Hope woodworker J Pepe. Vintage glass has some ...

One of the last few chairs produced by Phillip Lloyd Powell in his New Hope Studio before he passed. This example is well crafted and has beautiful graining to the wood.

Adjustable triangular walnut floor and ceiling mounts. Acquired from New Hope Studio.

Incredible Paul Evans Phillip Powell studio floor lamp purchased from the Paul Evans New Hope studio from the artist in the early 1960′s.

An early lounge chair with rocker by George Nakashima, custom crafted for a client whose name is underneath the chair in his New Hope Studio circa 1960s. Walnut and hickory construct...

These were made pre "Directional", in the New Hope studio. British tan leather on both, age appropriate wear and distressed, but one chair has scratches where it has been "cat loved...

A beautifully hand crafted long sofa by Phillip Lloyd Powell in early 1970s at his new hope studio, in which he also collaborated with Paul Evans extensively.

Lounge chair made by George Nakashima from New Hope Studio. Circa 1954. Back rest with twelve spindles, shaped armrests, loose cushion seats covered in black leather likely later.

Lounge chair studio crafted by George Nakashima from New Hope Studio.

Originally for Directional made in Paul Evans' New Hope Studio, PA. The base itself is 65 l x 24w x 28.5h.

A figured walnut Kogel table studio made by George Nakashima (1905-1990) in his New Hope studio for a custom order, circa 1978; Signed with client's name underneath.

An excellent pair of four-drawer dressers custom-made by George Nakashima in his New Hope Studio in 1970. Constructed in highly figured cherry in a Minimalist rectangular forms with ...

An early pair of chest of drawers or commode hand crafted by George Nakashima in his New Hope studio in 1955. They were made from American walnut and each features four drawers with ...

An exceptional set of six Mira chairs custom made by George Nakashima in his New Hope Studio, circa 1959. Early work that was commissioned by using cherry wood.

A rare Paul Evans steel armchair in Argente finish. Swivel base with wool upholstered interior. Fine vintage condition.

A rare coffee table custom-crafted by George Nakashima in his New Hope Studio circa 1977. It features an impressive thick American black walnut plank top with free edges all around, ...

George Nakashima (1905-1990), Kornblut Cabinet in American Black Walnut, made at the Nakashima Studio in New Hope, Pennsylvania, USA in 1972. This rare design is constructed to brin...

Purchased from Paul Evans Studio, New Hope, PA, 1967. Steel paint colors were specified by client.

It has a solid wood walnut slab with a finished top and sides on four wooden legs. It was made in a New Hope art studio in the 1970's.

Designed and produced by Paul Evans in his studio, New Hope, Pennsylvania, America. Features welded, perforated, and hand-painted steel over wood, original slate top.

American black walnut pedestal end table, designed by George Nakashima and created in the George Nakashima studio at New Hope, Pennsylvania, US. Irregular triangle top showcasing th...

George Nakashima (1905-1990) Walnut Desk, 1972 with pedestal of one deep and two shallow drawers, raised on cross foot, to the left side and two turned legs to the right side free ed...

In 1946, Nakashima established his own woodworking studio in New Hope, Pennsylvania, where he crafted his iconic furniture pieces.

George Nakashima ( 1905 - 1990 ) , Nakashima Studio , New Hope , PA . Beautifully crafted circular dining table in Walnut .

Stunning 1970s studio made oak and walnut distressed dining table, purchased in 1971 in New Hope Pennsylvania near the studios of Phillip Lloyd Powell and Paul Evans, beautiful craft...

George Nakashima double pedestal desk in cherry. George Nakashima Studios. New Hope, PA USA, circa 1970s. Measures: 28 x 72 x 30.5 inches.

A lovely set of six captain's chairs designed and produced by George Nakashima from Nakashima studio in New Hope, PA. These feature solid black walnut with hickory spindles.

Welded and polychromed steel and bronze base. From Paul Evans studio in New Hope. Welded signature and date on base "Paul Evans 71".

Chip carved walnut bar cabinet by Phillip Lloyd Powell, USA, circa 1962. New Hope, PA Studio. Measure: 16.5 x 53 x 15 inches. 41.9 x 134.6 x 38 cm.

A cubism vase or which can function as a stand with a top try crafted by Paul Evans studio in New Hope, PA. Circa 1970s. Veneered with overlapping copper metal sheet with handmade na...

Executed in beautifully grained Persian walnut by George Nakashima at his legendary studio in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Signed #475 Kornblut.

American Black Walnut; Nakashima Studio, New Hope, PA, United States, 1953 Height: 32 inches, Width: 60 inches, Depth: 21 inches EZXAA

The cabinet is signed with the client name and a copy of original drawing is available, circa 1962 Nakashima Studio, New Hope Pennsylvania.  

It comes with a copy of the order card, receipt and an authentication letter from Nakashima Studio in New Hope.

Paul Evans (1931-1987), 'Deep Relief' wall-mounted cabinet, model PE-19 Made by Paul Evans Studio, New Hope, Pennsylvania for Directional Furniture Company, New York.

George Nakashima's iconic Conoid chair, executed by Sakura Seisakusho, the single factory aside from Nakashima Woodworkers Studio in New Hope, Pennsylvania, sanctioned to reproduce t...

These collaboration pieces are exceedingly rare and early and embodies the essence of the New Hope School of the American Studio Craft movement.

Undaunted, he enrolled in the Arts Student League in Woodstock, N.Y in 1912. By 1924 he resided in New Hope in his home and studio designed by architect and artist Morgan Colt (1876-...

Powell took up residence at his studio in New Hope PA in the late 1940's, and began a decades long career honing his craft as a woodworker and artist.

He began his teaching career at Bridgewater College in 1997 and lives with his family next to his large ceramic and sculpture studio in New Hope, Va.

His furniture honors the natural integrity of the wood, often preserving its knots, grain patterns, and imperfections to express its inner life. From his studio in New Hope, Pennsylv...

While living in sturbridge village, massachusetts, where he worked in a working history museum as a living craftsman demonstrating various aspects of silversmithing, he also sold des...

It can be surmised that Roesen was at work on the dated piece while assisting a student/apprentice with the example under discussion in this letter, linking the two paintings directl...

A rarely seen design from Evan's New Hope studio production.

A well-preserved early 'New Chair' in black walnut and hickory, handmade by George Nakashima in his New Hope studio in the mid-late 1950s.

A sculpted tripod triangular tables in American walnut studio crafted by Phillip Lloyd Powell in his New Hope Studio, circa 1960s.

Temple’s Pottery is in many museum collections internationally. He was part of the New Hope Studio School of Artisans, that also included Paul Evans, Werner Jacobsen, Phillip Lloy...

Two single arm walnut settee in a rare sectional configuration, custom-made and gifted to a family friend, circa 1950s by George Nakashima in his New Hope Studio. The two settees can...

One of the earliest walnut slab coffee table handcrafted by George Nakashima in hi New Hope Studio. It was purchased by the original owner in 1959 and cherished in the family ever si...

A rare three-section folding screen handmade by George Nakashima in his New Hope studio, circa1975. Constructed with American walnut, upholstered with original Guatemalan fabric, and...

A wonderful set of four American black Walnut 'Captain" chairs handcrafted by George Nakashima in his New Hope Studio in 1976. These chairs were designed with creative exposed joints...

This rare set of chairs were handcrafted by George Nakahsima (1905-1990) in his New Hope studio dated October 1960. Constructed in solid cherry and hickory, these chairs are one of t...

Iconic tulip pedestal table by Eero Saarinen for Knoll International. Early edition, likely from the 1960. It consists of a cast aluminum base with original white vinyl wrap. The mak...

The Capitola Table features a series of geometric shapes stacked on top of each other with solid wood details. Available in American walnut or white oak. The Lawson-Fenning Collecti...

Directional Mid Century Walnut and Chrome Armoire Dresser This armoire measures: 27 wide x 18.25 deep x 71 inches high Good Vintage Condition - Small Scratch on Front Left Door. Sm...

A walnut bench designed by Greta Magnusson-Grossman and produced by Glenn of California, USA, c. 1950s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 11.0"H x 65.1"W x 18.25"D All items ship from H...

This end table has a stunningly beautiful top of rich, highly figured rosewood supported by an ebonized black base. Like all Knoll pieces it is impeccably constructed and features re...

For your consideration is this fabulously styled Art Deco wardrobe dating to the 1930's. Small and well proportioned this wardrobe has stunning Walnut grain with book paged veneers w...

Introducing the midcentury Couture collection, furniture constructed by hand from start to finish. A long Minimalist bench made from a single three inch slab of reclaimed teak wood t...

Pair of Model 523 tables, designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen for France and Son. The clever nesting design allows for the tables to be used as singular side tables, or...

George Nakashima Studio Conoid bench signed Mira Nakashima 1992. The bench is walnut has hickory spindles and rosewood butterfly joints. This bench was commissioned for a private col...

Petite sconces from Murano, Italy made with smoked glass stamped into a lovely curved shape with texture. The brass structure has been newly wired to fit US standards. This pair is...

Nelson Pedestal Table designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller. Designed by George Nelson in 1954 and produced by Herman Miller, this side table is from 2005. The table has a bl...

A contemporary spin on an iconic bench - handcrafted in rich American black walnut this spindle-backed bench with exaggerated hand-turned legs makes a perfect entry bench. Joinery is...

Early and rare “Goutte d’Eau” oval coffee table by Belgian artisan and designer Ado Chale, created in the late 1970s. This sculptural piece features a finely cast bronze tabletop res...

Beautifully sculptural live-edge bench, hand-crafted from a single solid slab of American white oak with an organically contoured seat and four splayed legs. The asymmetrical form ce...

Stag T Stool / Side Table by Rick Owens Dimensions: L 55 x W 30 x H 44 cm Materials: Plywood, antler moose Weight: 7.3 kg Each piece is unique and may differ as the Antler Moos...

Rare and iconic mid century dining / office chair in walnut wood and grass seating by George Nakashima produced by his studio in United States, 1960s. In good overall and original co...

Designed by Project 213A in 2023 Hand-sculpted ceramic side table with an organic shape made in Project 213A's in-house ceramic workshop. Finished in a contemporary glaze. Each piec...

This George Nakashima American black walnut "Slab" Coffee Table with four East Indian rosewood butterfly keys was created in 1963, just after the publication of Nakashima's manifesto...

Fantastic vintage Brutalist or Organic Modern style coffee table or bench composed of a live or free edge solid hardwood slab in the style of George Nakashima. Beautiful condition, k...

With this bench, we wanted to push the limits of structure both in physics and aesthetics. The bench was sawn from a single long hand-selected board and carefully milled with a mite...