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This tile mounted to burlap is by Joseph David Broudo (1920-2017), who worked from the Boston area for decades. Signed Broudo in the upper right, it was found in Minneapolis.
The light is by AXO. The table by Calligaris is made from European white oak. The grey wool chairs are by EQ3.
This carved wooden bull with dramatic metal horns is by an unknown maker. It appears to be unmarked, retaining only a paper label reading "Made in Spain" with the numeric code 2546. Given the font on the label, it seems to date from the 1960's or 1970's. It was found in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
This orb vase with abstract flowers is by Robert Maxwell (1932-2020), who worked for many years in Southern California. It is hand-signed R. Maxwell and was found in Apple Valley, Minnesota.
This plaque is by Hungarian maker M. Katalin Kiss. It has their signature on the back and retains a partial label indicating it comes from a company called Iparművészeti Vállalat. It was found in St. Paul, Minnesota.
This vase is by Red Wing Pottery, from their Prismatique line, designed by Belle Kogan. About 8 inches tall, this example is in mandarin with a white interior. It features the raised mark Red Wing USA 798 and was found in Lindstrom, Minnesota.
This small pin dish is by Marshall Studios of Veedersburg, Indiana. There are faint hand-incised numbers reading P227. It was found in Madison, Wisconsin.
This duck is by the Viking Art Glass Company in their avocado color. It was found in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
The bed from the Float collection sports modern geometric lines, making it a neat centerpiece for your bedroom set.
🏡 Modern Duplex Villa Renovation – Absard, Tehran
This stunning project combines modern design, functional spaces, and luxury details.
✔ Land Area: 1384 m² | Built-up Area: 260 m²
📍 Location: Absard, Damavand, Tehran
Client: Mr. Jafari | Design & Execution: Modern Villa Team
✅ Year of Completion: 2025 (۱۴۰۴)
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بازسازی ویلای دوبلکس مدرن در آبسرد با ترکیبی از طراحی مدرن، فضاهای کاربردی و جزئیات لوکس.
✔ مساحت زمین: ۱۳۸۴ مترمربع | زیربنا: ۲۶۰ مترمربع
📍 موقعیت: آبسرد، دماوند، تهران
کارفرما: جناب آقای جعفری | طراحی و اجرا: گروه تخصصی مدرن ویلا
✅ سال طراحی و اجرا: ۱۴۰۴
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This is a very unusual ceramic figure(head) by well-known Italian maker Bitossi. Three ridges form the nose and three openings form pairs of eyes around each nose. Similarly-decorated on each side. It is unmarked.
This small ceramic dishn with fused glass is by Waylande Gregory (1905-1971), who worked most of his life in New Jersey. It is hand-signed "Waylande Gregory U.S. PAT. 2,357,399" and was found in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin.
Eames lounge chair, symbol of confort desiged in 1956 by Charles Eames. -------- (PAR_DSCN7391 - Image copyrighted).
This ceramic figure of a girl is by Lisa Larson (1931-2024) for Sweden's Gustavsberg. She retains the original Gustavsberg label and is hand-signed "Lotta Lisa L. X". She was found in Minneapolis.
This pitcher is by Spanish maker Alfaraz. The handle is designed for a user to hold using their right hand. The bottom is stamped and includes a sticker reading Alfaraz Made in Spain Hand Made Hand Decorated..
This small cylinder vase is by Italian maker Bitossi, part of their Etruscan line. It is unmarked and was found in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota.
A larger version of this vase in the same glaze treatment can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/altfelix11/40833909923/
Desert getaway in sDesert getaway in secluded Pipes Canyon in Pioneertown, California www.hawkandmesa.com
Photo by Lance Gerber
This large cylinder vase is by Italian maker Bitossi. It features an abstract sgraffito design with deeply-incised lines reminiscent of bamboo. Hand-signed 1367/B Italy, it retains a partial Raymor label.
This tall candlestick is by Italian maker Bitossi, in the Tramonto glaze. The base is incised 7593 Italy.
Most of the time, larger elements are the ones to be noticed first in a room. However, every now and then, elements stand out not for their size, but for their visual innovation. While designing the IVY, the focus was to achieve the rare balance between true functionality and visual impact. The layout of the IVY is an invitation to experiment with diversity and originality providing a path to new possibilities. The essence of this piece is its crazy atmosphere, where accents are in a constant dance of organized/disorganized visuals creating an effect unique to the eye. Its forms inspire a kaleidoscope of space and time. Because of its modular casing, you can extend the IVY to almost any width you need creating an effect not to be found in any other storage solution. When used as s room divider, its geometric lines created a different mood according to the light incidence.
The photo captures a typical San Francisco street scene, showcasing the citys iconic hills and urban landscape, with vehicles lining the road and a glimpse of notable architecture in the distance.
Desert getaway in sDesert getaway in secluded Pipes Canyon in Pioneertown, California www.hawkandmesa.com
Photo by Lance Gerber
This two-piece tile depicting an abstract bird is mounted to wood, with an additional tile inset into the upper wood frame. It is marked "Gres" (likely the porcelain type) and seemingly unsigned by a maker. It was found in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Brandeis College, Waltham, MA. Named for Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, John Marshall Harlan, in recognition of his dissent against "separate but equal" provisions in the law.
© Original 35mm Kodachrome Red Border
This small vase by Japanese maker Otagiri features a brutalist sunburst design. It is unmarked, and was found in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Raulino Silva has finished designing a contemporary single-family house in the village Touguinhó in Portugal. A house with a yard swimming pool was built in 2012. The modern home is often called by the name Touguinhó House.
Original Description by Architect
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The ashtray was designed by Italian designer Aldo Londi for Bitossi and was found in Stillwater, Minnesota. Part of the Mondrian Brown line, it is marked 1971 (shape number, not year) Italy.
This small planter is by Italian maker Bitossi, in their basket weave decor. Unmarked, it retains the remnants of the original importer's sticker. It was found in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.