Big Foot Table auto-archive_item

Big Foot Table auto-archive_itemPaul T. Frankl (1886 1958) designed the Big Foot Table for the Michigan based Johnson Furniture Company in the late 1940s. The low, cloud shaped table was marketed as a cocktail table, a modernized version of the more classic coffee table. Frankl was one of the most recognized American furniture designers at the time, and good friends with many of the country's modernists such as Frank Lloyd Wright and Raymond Hood. The biomorphic shape of the Big

voluptuous forms

Soniah has a vivid tactile surface

Signed in 1971 by the designer Mario Bellini

that the bamboo base and fabric are not water resistant

The chairs seat is made of solid ash and comes natural or painted

Crafted with highly durable glass

The Volume Side Table introduces a fresh approach to contemporary furniture that stands out in any setting

"Lakes" is a nature-inspired collection of sculptural mirrors designed by French designers Maryna Dague and Nathan Baraness

the Cantera Mirrored S/S Lounge Chair serves as both a functional lounge seat and a statement piece

it can be used for various decoration purposes or stand alone as a piece of art in its own right

Each artifact is a one-of-a-kind creation using raw natural materials like rattan cane and teak with slight imperfections and may contain slight staining and color variations

it is ideal for reclining