Decorative Arts,  Design,  Marc Newson

Good Design is Alive and Well!

Marc Newson
Orgome Stretch Lounge, 1993, aluminium and enamel

Collecting design is similar to collecting art. It can get quite addictive for some. With fairs and auction houses offering the best of traditional, modern and contemporary design, there is no shortage to what’s in store for design enthusiasts, and collectors alike.


“I learned to enjoy design as much as art, if not more. After all, you can’t sit in a painting, you can’t cuddle up with a bronze.”
Adam Lindemann
Carlo Mollino, Arabesco table, circa 1950
photo via Bonluxat
Pierre Paulin, Elysee table with interior light, circa 1971
photo via Damisch Danant
Wiener Werkstatte silver vase by Joseph Hoffman
photo via Titus Omega
Jacques Adnet Leather Clock
George Nakashima
Early “Conoid” bench with single free-form arm, 1961
photo from Phillips de Pury via High End Weekly™
Rare and important walnut four door cabinet from Jules Leleu, Maison Gerard
photo from Maison Gerard via High End Weekly™
Arnand Albert Rateau, Table basse aux faisans, circa 1920-1922
Photo courtesy Christie’s
Serge Mouille floor lamp, circa 1953
Photo via Tumblr
Gingko Bench, Claude Lalanne, 1999. Aluminum,
From Sotheby’s December 15, 2012 Sale
Image by High End Weekly™
   
Maarten Baas, Clay Furniture
photo via Maarten Baas
Jean Michel Frank’s sumptuous straw marquetry screen
Photo via Art Deco Masters
Zaha Hadid, Tide for Magis
Image credit Design Boom
Wendell Castle, sculpture from Barry Friedman Ltd
Image by High End Weekly
Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann. Pair of “gonse” armchairs, 1930-1932. 
photo from Phillips de Pury via High End Weekly™


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