21st C. Industrial Side Cabinet With Interior Shelf in Forged Iron By Butler

21st c., (2) pairs of colorfully upholstered Parsons side chairs, two in turquoise with lime green piping, and two in blue Ikat style pattern with c...

21st c., A set of four custom contemporary white leather side chairs in the style of Milo Baughman, with gilt metal frames, unmarked. These chairs are from a residence decorated by the incomparable designer/architect Daniel Romualdez who has been listed in Architectural Digest’s AD100 on numerous occasions. Dimensions: 37.5"h x 19.75"w x 24.5"d, 19"h (to seat) Condition: Good, minor marks, scuffs, and creases to leather consistent with age and use. Show well. Ready to place. Provenance: A Daniel Romualdez Commission, 660 Madison Avenue, New York Romualdez design philosophy is a simple one : “Form follows function—a home, no matter how beautiful, does not succeed if it’s not comfortable.”. He made comfort of clients his top priority, creating interiors which are equally gorgeous and inviting. His first project, done while he was still at Yale, was the renovation of his parents’ Stanford White house on Long Island. Romualdez has created homes for inter alia Tory Burch, Daphne Guinness, Ina Garten, Cornelia Guest...

21st C. A beautifully crafted kidney-shaped bench with a vintage-inspired design. The seat is upholstered in a vibrant fabric that combines a traditional Toile de Jouy scene in blue ...

21st C. French Savonnerie style wool carpet. The design is a foliate vine pattern in gold, light green and brown tones on a cream ground. The border has a rust ground with a geometric pattern of alternating stylized wheatsheaf and leaf design. Unmarked. About Savonnerie Carpets: French pile floor covering, usually large, whether made at the Savonnerie workshop or made in that manner and style. The Savonnerie factory (on the site of a former soap factory, hence the name) was established in Paris in 1627 at the Hospice de la Savonnerie at Chaillot by royal order, to provide pile carpets for use in the king’s palaces and as royal gifts. Subject to interruptions from time to time, this shop has provided carpets, seat covers, and similar weavings ever since, at first for the French court and then for government buildings. The patterns are floral and architectural Renaissance conceptions, many based upon paintings and cartoons by the same artists who designed the Gobelins tapestries. In 1826, the enterprises having been combined, the Savonnerie production was moved into the Gobelins workshops, near Paris. The styles of ornamentation have varied with the tastes of the passing reigns and regimes until in recent years the abstract or surrealist creations of modern painters have, in their turn, been reflected in the Savonnerie rugs. The various Savonnerie fashions have exercised a powerful influence upon the patterns of other Western carpet workshops. Dimensions: Approx. 105"l x 87"w Condition: Good, minor fading and discoloration. Shows well. Note: All rugs and carpets...

Kasai Cabinet with structure in multi-layer wood. Finishing in glossy carbalho rose color. Inside finishing in microfiber with glass shelves. Back in fabric CAT.A jacquard Deni COL.A...

Kasai Cabinet with structure in multi-layer wood. Upholstery in fabric CAT.A jacquard deni COL.A1. Inside finishing in microfiber with glass shelves. Back in bronze mirror. Base in m...

The sober and elegant forms of Klee cabinet hide a surprising profusion of original details. From the little monkey, symbol of Etro’s creative universe, to the base in patinated bron...

Fly Case Cabinet with doors and drawers (right) with structure in multi-layer wood. Covered with leather CAT. A daino COL.2. Metal frame in brushed bronze fin...