Collaborating with his partner, Anne-Louise Ewen, Aaron took Anne's text-art: Latin Phrases and a dirty ancient latin poem by Catullus, and bejeweled his gaming table with the images in his signature graffiti style.

Stripey Hammock Chair. Lounge like the Latinos with our Brazilian Mocha hanging hammock chair. Shown here with rope fitting. Can also be fixed to the ceiling using the power hook

Industrial-chic seating with a vintage architectural look twists high for barstool or drafting table, low for dining or desk. Crafted in sheet and tubular metal enhanced by an oxidized black iron finish.

The first items of the "Blow Up" family, whose production was launched in 2004, registered an immediate international success. They brought a wave of fresh air into our domestic landscape, sometimes almost too rooted in their form/function ratio. Their method of construction is reminiscent of the forms of recycling typical of urban conglomerates in the third world, but this is done poetically, skillfully respecting the basic requirements of the relevant objects.

Stunning retro orange hand-blown velato sommerso glass with incised decor.This vase is gorgeous. Tapering 14' tower of thick quality glass. Weighs 2 lbs.  Hand-blown and cold cut. Made with luminous bright orange glass blown with colorless glass (sommerso).  The glass is quality and heavy.  The exterior was hand carved in wide horizontal cuts in the Battuto  or Martele fashion.  Battuto (or Battuti) means 'struck' in Italian. Martelé literally  means 'hammered' in French. The word in Italian is 'martellato'.The soft satin finish (Velato) was accomplished with repeated micro line incisions encircling the object give the surface a satin-finished appearance.This may be a vintage Italian object.  Italian masters like Tobia and Carlo Scarpa of Venini, among others, created forms in Battuto. Scandinavian countries, like Denmark and Sweden (Orrefors) made art glass with Battuto decor in the mid 20th century also.  Incised glass in the Battuto fashion is being made again today in the Pacific Northwest, U.S.A. by new era studio glass artists who study under great masters like Lino Tagliapietra and Fritz Dreisbach.    It is hard to say when, where and who made this vase. It is of exceptional quality. The bright orange color points to the 1960s - 1970s.There is one more clue on the seat of the vase.  A shadow remains of the original label.  It is impossible to read, but the shape of the label, and the square located inside the label, could lead to the maker's identity. retroartglass . com  

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Vibrant studded handmade leather two drawer side tables with Graham and Green signature glass door knobs. Fuchsia & Chocolate

Unique mother of pearl inlaid four-drawer chest of drawers. Mother of pearl and resin onto wood

This cute clock is made of wood & painted by hand with acrylic paint & varnish. The mechanism at the back has a hook & it can be hanged either in the kids room or anywhere else in the house & make a great decoration! It works with one AA battery which is not included.

Back to nature? This metal work bed is cool and contemporary.. Great focal point in a bedroom.. I'm 100% sure its would suit a master bedroom but in the spare room guests would just love this bed. Who made it ? We a lady called Shawn Lovell.. Here is her bio: " Shawn Lovell graduated with high distinction from California College of Arts and Crafts with a degree in sculpture in 1993 and has since established a metalworking studio in Oakland, California. Shawn uses traditional forging techniques as well as modern welding fabrication to create her one of a kind pieces."

Kartell - Toobe Lamp

Chaise decorative tendance & design BB Pop blanc - Decorative designed chair BB Pop blanc