Geiger Tuxedo Quilted Daybed

Sculptural Mesa III coffee table constructed of vibrantly veined white quartz stone with laser-cut, blackened steel legs by AdM Bespoke. The multi-level table is raised on varying length legs that project through the stone top via precision water-jet cut slots. This table will work well with contemporary...

Masterfully engineered and crafted "Post and Truss" Series dining table constructed of 4.5" diameter Lucite dowels with brass mounts. This would also ma...

Beautifully crafted Neo-Regency Elongated Octagonal Chrome Coffee Table with Faux Bamboo stretchers and inset glass top. Chrome ball finials.

Gorgeous concrete faux bois table with tempered glass top with wonderful aged painted finish.

This is a Tuxedo Component Daybed, designed by BassamFellows for Geiger and Herman Miller. This particular example was produced by Geiger in the USA in the 2010s. The base is compris...

Here is an extraordinarily rare piece with fantastic provenance– this oversize version of Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona daybed is 16 feet in length and custom fabricated of fiberglass and steel. You would not know that it is fiberglass without touching it. The level of detail and realism is stunning. It’s like an artwork using the principal of transference of material– when an object appears to be made of one expected material, but is really crafted of something totally different, often incongruent with one's expectations. The reason fiberglass was used to make this daybed is that it was created for use in the lobby of Mies van der Rohe’s IBM building at 330 N. Wabash in Chicago. Mies often specified that the public spaces in the buildings he designed be furnished with tables and seating also of his design. In the 1990s the owner of the IBM building hired Chicago designer Judy Niedermaier to decorate the public spaces. Having seen ordinary Barcelona chairs and sofas suffer the abuse of high-traffic spaces see with hundreds of people using them on a daily basis, she opted to something different that would hold up under extreme wear. Interestingly, this was not the first time Niedermaier employed fiberglass in her design work, nor would it be her last. Her firm had used fiberglass for store displays, pots and mannequins in some of their prop and merchandise display work, and then in the early 2000s with the famous downtown Chicago outdoor art projects “Cows on Parade” and “Suite Home Chicago” (fiberglass outdoor furniture...

A Hollywood Regency daybed or bench with white frame upholstered in a faux alligator material with with buttons.

Much of the work by British artist Rachel Whiteread studies the void or empty space surrounding a given object, and the artist designed "Daybed" with the same interests in mind. This...