Is it a coffee table or is it a TV solution? This Ercol Windsor Coffee table is another flexible table that can be used for a number of different purposes. Just proving that great design can evolve to meet changing needs.
Available new from Ercol:
http://www.ercol.com/1459.html
or used via ebay:
Posted in Ebay Picks, Inspirational Interiors
Tagged ercol, furniture, interior design, mid century modern, retro, table
This bench’s clear, straightforward lines reflect Nelson’s architectural background. Like many design classics it can be used flexibly as either a bench or an occasional table.
Vitra version available from Atomic Interiors:
http://www.atomicinteriors.co.uk/georgenelson-smalltable
Reproduction available on Ebay:
Posted in Mid Century Icons
Tagged bench, george nelson, iconic, interior design, mid century modern, retro, table
Design Lover offers some rare and really rather special 20th Century Design Items!
Posted in Wonderful Websites
Tagged 1960s, 1970s, interior design, mid century modern, retro, vintage
A room full of treasures! Another room I love which features a number of Mid Century Modern pieces like the lovely brown Eames combined with modern design such as the bright red Ikea PS Cabinet. Just shows how so many different styles can work in a small space when put together correctly!
Photo taken from ‘The New Apartment – Smart Living in Small Spaces’, a great book which I recommend to anyone, big house or small!
Available from Amazon:
For around £20 each these retro handmade cushions are great value and when placed amongst a few plain cushions they would add some subtle retro charm to any living room.
Available to buy from Hunky Dory Home:
Posted in Retro Retail
Tagged cushions, handmade, int, interior design, retro, vintage
Carrying on the Eames wire based theme, I thought I would show you all this stylish version of the traditional Work lamp.
As described by the Swedish design team Form Us With Love;
“the traditional construction lamp is a brilliant thing, you can hang it, put it on the shelf or on the floor. You can drop it, treat it rough and it uses a minimum of materials for a maximum numbers of functions. It deserved a better appearance.”
I’m thinking a line of these above a dining table with some white Harry Bertoia chairs?!!!
More information can be found here:
Posted in Future Classics
Tagged bertoia, design, eames, interior, interior design, light, lighting
