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Alexander Girard Love Pillow
US$155.00
The architect and designer Alexander Girard was one of the leading figures in American design during the postwar era. His passion for colors, patterns and textures found expression in the field of textile design, which was a focal part of his oeuvre. Many of his figures and patterns exude a cheery playfulness. The Love Pillow is part of Girard and Vitra's Graphic Print Pillow collection, which is bringing a number of these strikingly original designs to life again. Features a washable inkjet-printed cotton cover.MADE IN GermanySIZE:15.75"sq.MATERIALS:Cotton cover, duck half down fillingDESIGNER:Alexander GirardDATE:1961Gift Wrap not Available
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Aalto Vase
US$155.00 When Finnish design legend Alvar Aalto first showed this deliriously wavy vase at the World's Fair in 1937, its sinuous lines and shape caused an instant sensation. Today, this undulating masterpiece is still a best seller at powerhouse glass manufacturer Iittala, which is featured in MoMA's collection, as is the Aalto vase itself. Its mysterious shape has been the...
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Dome Lamp
US$170.00 The playful and simple optical appeal of Nir Chehanowski's BULBING lamps has made them fast favorites among contemporary design fans. Part of the series's second collection, the Dome lamp is intended to function like a desk lamp, but can be used like a night light, too. A flat sheet of clear acrylic is carefully laser engraved and perched from...
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Cuboluce Lamp
US$175.00
Open the reflective lid of this cube to reveal the light. Perfect for bedside or accent lighting. Made in Italy of technopolymer. Includes a 40W bulb.MADE IN ItalySIZE:4.5h x 4w x 4"dMATERIALS:TechnopolymerDESIGNER:Franco Bettonica and Mario MelocchiDATE:1972OPTIONS:White
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Klimt: Tannenwald I Framed Print
US$185.00 This print features a reproduction of the work _Tannenwald_ I (1901) by Gustav Klimt, whose work is featured in MoMA's collection. It is mounted and laminated for protection from dust and UV rays, and floated in a hand-stained, natural, 2"-deep frame made from ash wood grown in sustainable forests. Hanging kit included.MADE IN the USASIZE:24h x 24w x 2"d.DATE:1901Gift...
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Eames® Hang-It-All Coat Rack
US$199.00 Designed by Charles and Ray Eames, whose work is represented in the Museum's collection, this coat rack uses the same wire welding techniques they developed for manufacturing their wire chair and table bases. The design is childlike in its use of color, and boldly sophisticated in its reinterpretation of the simple coat rack. Made by Herman Miller® of painted...
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Kiryu Throw
US$200.00 A cozy and colorful reversible throw that's double woven in a punchy palette of blues, greens and pinks. Osamu Mita's work is in MoMA's collection and was in the Structure and Surface: Contemporary Japanese Textiles exhibition. A third-generation textile designer who lives in Japan, Mita is known for his use of special finishing techniques that achieve novel patterns and...
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The Present Clock™
US$200.00 Designer and filmmaker Scott Thrift created The Present Clock as a response to the contemporary experience of time. To Thrift, living in the moment is impossible when we view the passage of time in increments rather than in vast expanses. It is only when we reflect on past experiences days, weeks, even months after they have occurred that we...
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Matégot Coatrack
US$219.00 A tapestry designer by training, Mathieu Matégot's brief foray into furniture and home accessories had a major impact on mid-century design. He pioneered the use of new materials and created pieces that continue to be celebrated for their joyful and iconic forms. Newly reissued, his three-pronged coatrack is a striking and sculptural hanging solution that is both timeless and...
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Joy No. 1 Bowl
US$220.00 A sheet of stainless steel becomes a celebration of form, texture, and light.The bowl's irregular, crackled texture and uneven, rippled edge are created using a sophisticated molding technique. A glossy finish complements the compelling tactility of the piece and enhances the play of shadow and light.The generously sized design shines whether it's providing a shimmering backdrop for fresh fruit,...
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Punched Bowl
US$225.00
While experimenting with ideas for a design commission, Piet Hein used an industrial machine to perforate and shape a precious sheet of metal into a functional object. The result is recreated here in these one-of-a-kind stainless steel bowls.MADE IN the NetherlandsSIZE:15.75h x 20w x 12"dMATERIALS:Stainless steelDESIGNER:Piet Hein EekDATE:2014
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Splatter Stools
US$255.00
An achievement of design, British designer Max Lamb's Last Stool Splatter is formed from a single metal sheet spun into shape at high speed then hand-splattered to create a unique, one-of-a-kind piece. Stools are stackable.MADE IN ItalySIZE:17.3h x 12.6"diamMATERIALS:Steel polyurethane foamDESIGNER:Max LambDATE:2016OPTIONS:Green/Pink
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Ambienta Table Lamp
US$270.00 This multi-function table lamp, designed by French designer and architect Daniel Pouzet, uses clean, efficient hydroponic technology and LED lights to grow up to six plants. The intuitive control panel lets you toggle between the two light settings: grow light and warm, white ambient light (when the plants need to rest). The Ambienta allows you to bring the calming...
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