'Their approach is based on direct experience - a way of life and development outward from an inner core; something of the same process that nature uses in the creation of a tree - with one addition, the aspiration of man to produce the wonder and beauty of his potentialities - no "statements," no "pillars of design," no personal expression, no frivolity, but an outlook both severe and spontaneous.'
I just think their furniture is not only very well designed and crafted, but every piece is gorgeous and wouldn't look out of place in any interior. Below are just a few examples of my favourite pieces.
love the warm feel of these pieces. I saw a Nakashima piece featured on "Antiques Roadshow" recently here in the US. It was beautiful. The owner's mother was a friend of Nakashima, and of course, was blown away with the appraised value...
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Simple and gorgeous. Love the atmosphere in no 1.
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Thanks for following my pins on Pinterest. I got curious and came to visit your blog. These are some great chairs. He looks inspired by the Finnish Tapiovaara designs. I like the fact that you can see the joints (< how do you spell that?).
ReplyDeleteCan I include it in my furniture collection?
ReplyDeleteYeah... Go ahead :) They do amazing furniture don't they :)
ReplyDeleteAll furniture is wonder design is modern and many colors to be. It's more design provide wonder.
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ReplyDeleteThis wooden stuff looks so elegant because of its glossy surface rather than doomy and sturdy surfaces that wooden material usually have.
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