Uten.Silo, Dorothee Becker, Vitra, 1969
By Dorothee Becker
Located in Milano, Lombardia
L’iconico Uten.Silo, progettato da Dorothee Becker nel 1969 e prodotto da Vitra. Questo innovativo
Plastic
'Uten.Silo II' by Dorothee Maurer-Becker for M-Design - 1970s
By Dorothee Maurer-Becker
Located in Linkebeek, BE
"Uten.Silo II," a smaller version of "Uten.Silo I," the original version created in 1969. Today, Vitra offers
Plastic
Vitra Uten.Silo II in White by Dorothee Becker
By Dorothee Becker
Located in New York, NY
With containers of different shapes and sizes, metal hooks and clips, Uten.Silo brings order to
Plastic
Vitra Uten.Silo II in Red by Dorothee Becker
By Dorothee Becker
Located in New York, NY
With containers of different shapes and sizes, metal hooks and clips, Uten.Silo brings order to
Plastic
Vitra Uten.Silo I in White by Dorothee Becker
By Dorothee Becker
Located in New York, NY
With containers of different shapes and sizes, metal hooks and clips, Uten.Silo brings order to
Plastic
Vitra Uten.Silo I in Red by Dorothee Becker
By Dorothee Becker
Located in New York, NY
With containers of different shapes and sizes, metal hooks and clips, Uten.Silo brings order to
Plastic
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H 34.06 in W 26.38 in D 2.37 in
Original 1970s Wall-All by Dorothee Becker-Maurer for Ingo Maurer
By Dorothee Maurer-Becker, Ingo Maurer
Located in cham, CH
name of Uten.Silo I.
Acrylic
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H 34.26 in W 26.38 in D 3.15 in
Uten.Silo by Dorothee Becker - Anni ’70 - Prodotto da Ingo Maurer GmbH e Vitra
By Ingo Maurer
Located in Milano, IT
luminose. Negli anni ’80, la produzione dell’Uten.Silo passò alla svizzera Vitra, azienda iconica del
Plastic
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H 26.78 in W 20.48 in D 3.15 in
Uten.Silo by Dorothee Becker - 1970s - Produced by Ingo Maurer GmbH and Vitra
By Ingo Maurer
Located in Milano, IT
luminose. Negli anni ’80, la produzione dell’Uten.Silo passò alla svizzera Vitra, azienda iconica del
Plastic
Dorothee Becker Uten-silo from 1969 german design
By Ingo Maurer, Dorothee Becker
Located in BARCELONA, ES
visually striking way. Manufactured by Ingo Maurer, and later by Vitra, the Uten.Silo has become a beloved
Plastic
Dorothee Becker-Design M Uten Silo- Maurer original
By Ingo Maurer, Design M, Dorothee Becker
Located in BARCELONA, ES
function in a visually striking way. Manufactured by Ingo Maurer, and later by Vitra, the Uten.Silo has
Plastic
Vitra Office Wall Organizer "Uten.silo".
By Ingo Maurer
Located in Oakland Park, FL
Black wall organizer by Ingo Maurer for Vitra. Early edition high gloss plastic.
Metal
$74 / item
H 23.5 in W 23.5 in D 2 in
White Wash Brutalist Sculptural Collage Artwork, Mural from Upcycled Wood
By Peter Glassford
Located in San Antonio, TX
These WHITE WASH collage tiles are composed randomly from recycled wood remnants and when installed bathe any space with a warm feeling and texture which is meditative, sanded to a s...
Wood
Charlotte Perriand 1950s hanging bookcase
By Charlotte Perriand
Located in Rovereta, Repubblica di San Marino
Charlotte Perriand 1950s hanging bookcase. French manufacture in wood and red and green and yellow painted wood. In very good condition, slight wear from time and use.
Wood
Mawu Chair in Snow by Laura Gonzalez
By laura gonzalez
Located in Paris, FR
Original chair in golden oak, satin finish. Flared legs, backrest and seat upholstered in a textured cream fabric by Dedar.
Oak, Fabric, Bouclé
$1,250
H 14 in W 12 in
1870's Antique Italian Hunting Scene trompe l’oeil Oil Painting Birds Game Gold
Located in Buffalo, NY
This striking 19th-century painting signed "A. Malevolti 1877 Florence" is a fine example of the trompe l’oeil tradition, in which artists skillfully render imagery that "tricks the ...
Oil, Board
Sold|$7,250
H 32 in W 33 in D 33 in
Eames 670 Rosewood Leather Lounge Chair with Ottoman for Herman Miller
By Charles and Ray Eames
Located in Cincinnati, OH
One of the most iconic designs of the Mid Century period the Eames 670 lounge chair with 671 ottoman . In the very desirable soft black leather and enhanced even further with a rich ...
Aluminum
Dorothee Becker & Ingo Maurer, Uten.Silo, 1970s
By Dorothee Becker
Located in London, GB
Make the most of your wall space with the classic plastic, wall storage unit. This iconic design is versatile and practical, perfect for all homes. Designed by Dorothee Becker, this...
Plastic
$769
H 26.38 in W 20.48 in D 1.97 in
Black Utensilo II Wall Organizer by Dorothee Maurer Becker, Germany 1970s
By Design M, Dorothee Maurer-Becker
Located in Vienna, AT
Designed in 1969, Dorothee Maurer Beckers Utensilo Wall storage organizer shelf was produced by M Design Munich Western Germany, Ingo Maurer, her husbands company in the 1970s and h...
Plastic
Uten.Silo, Dorothee Becker, Ingo Maurer, Circa 1970
By Dorothee Becker
Located in Saint ouen, FR
Uten.Silo - Dorothee Becker - Ingo Maurer - Circa 1970 Wall Organizer » Original Black Mid Century The "Uten.Silo I" was designed by Dorothee Becker in 1969. Manufactured in the 7...
Plastic
Carl Auböck Mid-Century Humidor, Brass & Leather, Austria, 1960s
By Werkstätte Carl Auböck
Located in Berlin, DE
Humidor by Werkstätte Carl Auböck, Cylindrical leather-wrapped body with hand-stitched detail and a solid brass lid. Metal-lined interior with removable insert. Beautiful patina and ...
Brass, Aluminum
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