Furniture, furnishings, and interior design

[reborn]

Does anyone have any experience with or thoughts on Thomas Moser furniture?

[rlschwart]

I like it

[doldrums]

I've thought about the cage bookcase before...

Otherwise, the pieces are really nice (bed aside) but not for a home in my opinion.

Artisan wood pieces...inspired by the masters (don't have 15000 dollars to drop on a rocking chair unfortunately). I approach it the same way I approach artisanal clothing though I don't demand avante garde design, the craftsmanship is still there. That, intermixed with a few classic pieces, some gothic touches (swedish victorian?) and small bits of color...its hard to avoid some tasteful mid century pieces though it can get nauseating if overdone. I don't know if I have room for sterility...

[BeauIXI]

I like this style of bed. Very interesting to me. Secure.

[Chant]

Due to some demands, Where Are You Living In Today :

[Faust]

Chant's place is off the fucking hook. I say this as an eyewitness.

[doldrums]

Chant's place reminds me of my own a bit...in general feeling at least but substitute some victorian gothic touches for the eastern hints and insert a bit more minimal modern (no cheese)...

[BeauIXI]

Yeah, I like the steampunk aspect of all the luxo lights.

[swami]

Chant your place is lovely Its got a great Bohemian vibe A traveler who has decided to settle. I especially like the credenza or sideboard could you please provide some background on that piece?
Do you use it as your kitchen cabinet/counter?

[lowrey]

I saw some of Cotiis' stuff at a store in Paris, so nice.. I'm not sure if it was a Ceccotti Collezioni boutique or just a retailer, but they pretty much only had things made by Ceccotti. some of my favourites:


Roberto Lazzeroni:













Vincenzo de Cotiis:







that black chair is a holy grail of mine

[LeOn]

Chant > just perfect ! (quelle classe !)

[lowrey]

Roberto Lazzeroni's work reminds me Mollino's A LOT

yea there are definately some similarities in the wood work

[mcb]

I really liked that one! The wood work and also some of the shapes remind me of Hans J Wegner who is maybe my favourite furniture/chair designer.

Mod 501 or "The chair"


Flag Halyard Chair, looks even better without the furr but couldn't find a decent pic


Wegner in his Ox chair

[mcb]

Double post, sorry

[mute]

Didn't see this mentioned, but droog finally opened in new york. A review would be nice if someone is able and willing.