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George Nelson Bubble Lamp
The new Saucer Criss-Cross Nelson Bubble Lamp arrived today. We got it from of all places Gump’s in San Francisco. Yes Gump’s. I have no idea why they carry them but they do. Originally we were going...
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The Bubble Lamp is Go.
Yesterday when I got home from the trip I had the nice surprise of finding the George Nelson Criss Cross Bubble lamp installed above the kitchen island at the house. It looks fantastic. There is a nice...
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Design Friday.
Foster+Partners designed the Arc Table for the Italian manufacturer Molteni&C. Inspired by the semi temporary fabric structures, which are increasingly used in contemporary architectural design,...
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Edward Wormley for Dunbar
“Furniture is needed for practical reasons, and because it must be there, it may as well be as pleasant as possible to look at, and in a less definable psychological way, comforting to the spirit.” A...
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Chroma Lab Clocks
I have been wanting to get a wall clock for the new house for some time. At first I considered a George Nelson clock, but they have become so popular that i started looking for something a bit...
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Telling Time with George Nelson.
Since I was a little kid I have loved George Nelson clocks. I think the fascination with them stems from the fact that a number of our neighbors had them, and the iconic shapes seemed to be everywhere....
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Half Nelson.
It’s a snowy last day of 2012 here in Kansas City and I’m using the time to go through a bunch of things I bookmarked a while ago. A few months back I was searching for new table lamps for the bedroom...
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Half Nelson.
It’s a snowy last day of 2012 here in Kansas City and I’m using the time to go through a bunch of things I bookmarked a while ago. A few months back I was searching for new table lamps for the bedroom...
View ArticleHerman Miller: A Way of Living
Every once in a while, I purchase a book based on the reviews I’ve read and fully expect the actual product to not live up to the hype. Usually, it’s that thing where my expectations were inflated due...
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