Posts

Showing posts from April, 2024

In My Collection

Image
 Fabulous  Normandy chairs  of birds eye maple from the Pace Collection:  An upholstered swivel chair by Milo Baughman, plus an Echo end table by James Rosen: Half a dozen Asmat War Shields from New Guinea, similar to  these . A pair of rare Chinese chairs, carved from rosewood, low to the floor but comfortable, sturdy seating for an adult: My Pace Collection La Danse cabinet: The Leon Rosen “Boca” desk in gorgeous burl wood, plus the wall mounted credenza (and shelf) and Adam Tihany-designed Venezia chair that are  described in this post  — all from the Pace Collection.  Here is a newly-listed for sale version of this desk  at 1stDibs. My  Adam Tihany-designed Isadora dining table , as  described in this post . There is a  mystery crate  that is packed and shrink-wrapped and contains furniture from the Ming Dynasty in my garage, in addition to an excellent rectangular dining table with two leaves from Century Furniture (early 1980s) of mahogany and burl elm in Georgian Chippendale sty

Vases

Image
My favorite vase of all time was a gift from my now deceased baby brother, Michael. Sadly, it was destroyed in the 2006 earthquake that struck the Big Island . It was a very tall, elegant, rectangular vessel of irregular vertical textures in a white bisque porcelain, glazed on the inside. I wish I had a photo of it! Interesting vases add character and visual delight to any room. A svelte shape of ebony and mother of pearl, purchased in London  A few more that earn their keep: Symbolic of the primal Big Island of Hawaii Symbolic of the tropical vegetation of the Big Island of Hawaii There is always a need for blue spaces and accessories!  Primitive yet contemporary for tall flower stalks Peruvian craftmanship is right at home in Hawaii Lilies and anthuriums