A Triptych Verre Eglomise Panels by Jean Dupas from Grand Salon of the SS Normandie.
A vignette from Avennue Evennou, 2020.
Jewelry from the designer Audrey Werner, as featured in her recent show 30 Years of Adornment.
Artist's Hand, A Suspended Light Sculpture in Polished Bronze and LEDs, Ireland 2020
A set of vases by Aage Birck
A Park Avenue apartment staged by Benoist F. Drut.
African Mahogany of a Midcentury Dominique Cabinet.
Boomerang Desk, Maurice Calka for Maison Leleu, France, 1970
Vases by Emiliano Celiz
Maison Gerard at 130 William St. Photo by Michael Kleinberg.
A watercolor by Jacques Adnet
Andre Arbus, Desk, France, circa 1940
A collection of vases by Arthur Andersson
Contemporary Sculptures by Barbro Åberg
The Watertower Chair by Matthew Driscoll, a large vase by Per Weiss; wallpaper from Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz
Two Days in the Life of Andy Warhol, an exhibition of 15 rare black and white photographs by Fine Art photographer, Robert Levin.
Out Of The Fire: Recent Works by Eric Astoul, Guy Bareff, Nadia Pasquer
A detail of Muscularity, A Suspended Light Sculpture by Niamh Barry, Ireland, 2019
A vignette from Speaking in Tongues: Furniture and Accessories by Laura Kirar
Carol Egan's X stools in stainless steel and blackened bronze.
Matthew Solomon, accomplished ceramist and loving husband and father, passed away Sunday, February 21st.
This series of striking pieces in blue patina marks yet another departure for the groundbreaking Irish artist and designer, furthering an aesthetic language inspired by the famed Broighter Hoard, and initiated with her large-scale commission for the National Bank of Ireland.
Curated by New York-based gallery Maison Gerard and California-based agency frenchCALIFORNIA, the rare collection is the first presentation of Guillerme et Chambron’s work ever. The installation on Sackett Street in Carroll Gardens allows visitors ot experience first-hand the utility and transformative qualities of the duo’s innovative work.
