Newly available in our shop - A Raymond Loewy DF-2000 Cabinet designed c.1960 and an original poster by Alexander Girard designed for the Hemisfair World’s Fair held by the Girard Foundation in 1968 in San Antonio, Texas. We also have a pair of red Loewy DF-2000 dressers in shop that arrived just this weekend.

A Birch Extension Dining Table designed by Florence Knoll in 1950. This was likely the first table she designed for Knoll.

A few new things arrived at the shop - 2 George Nelson Walnut Cabinets designed in 1948 for Herman Miller, one white, one red; A pair of Florence Knoll Lounge Chairs, 1960’s and a George Nelson Steel Frame Coffee Table, designed in ‘58.

One of the rarest and most elaborate pieces Herman Miller ever made was this Marble Top Black Frame Group Double Buffet designed by George Nelson in 1959.

Here are some things that are currently in the shop. A Florence Knoll Split Settee Lounge Chair Set for Knoll, a pair of Eames Aluminum Group Lounge Chairs by Herman Miller and a 48" Walnut top Saarinen Tulip Table.

A Cavalieri Lamp by Ettore Sottsass and an Erik Parker Painting beside each other in the art space. Also, one of a group of nine portrait paintings by Taylor McKimens.

A George Nelson Contract Bench System with rosewood table tops and Alexander Girard cushions.

A limited number of one of a kind stenciled t shirts by Beau LaBute, aka Natural Reflex of Paper Rad came into the shop yesterday.

Today we acquired an intricately knit, yarn textile by Jessica Ciocci -

Gaetano Pesce 10 Foot Long Table designed for Chiat Day -

An Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair, designed 1958 for Fritz Hansen is in the shop. Chair and fabric are both in good, original condition.

Charles and Ray Eames 670/671 Herman Miller, Circa 1961. The rosewood is in mint condition.

Poul Kjaerholm PK 61 table just came into the shop.

A couple of new things - A rare MAA chair by George Nelson in 1958 and a nice pair of Florence Knoll Lounge Chairs in a black matte finish, designed in 1958 for Knoll.

A nice pair of late 1940’s night stands designed by Florence Knoll just arrived to the shop. They are among her earliest post-war designs.