Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Great, Lloyd. Perfect... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | whitespike | General discussion | |
| ... funny. I was with the same woman for 9 years (high school sweetheart). We married and three years later she left. We were just 25 years old! Come to find out she (before she left) had something with a mid 50s illegal alien horse trainer from Columbia. Now, that's funny. The best part is now I am with the love of my life and having a baby boy in under 4 weeks from now! Things always get better. If she was this shallow, she did you a favor. A kind, successful man like yourself, with impeccable taste will have no problem bringing the ladies in.... You do have ... | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| ... in dads companies. Boring Boring Boring!! Give me a socialpathic multi-personalitied interior decorator any old day. I probably realized my feelings after reading a post last week accusing b of being dimwitted. This is so not true. I'm still angry about that. Who does that Daisy caracter thing she is anyhow. So please Olive, Annette and the rest of you, make some space in your day for b. Embrace the bitterness. Understand what it must be like to have everyone disagree with you. Learn to accept gingham, misspelled words, and mudslinging. I have, an ... | |||||
| Gavina | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Zanone | General discussion | |
| ... design to be sold. Don't know for sure From Ask.com: The origins of this Italian furniture-manufacturing firm lay in Bologna, where dina Gavina began furniture production in 1949, although the company was not formally established until 1960. Gavina sought to explore a more artistically charged yet contemporary aesthetic that provided an alternative to the functional aspects of Rationalism, the progressive language of the Italian avant-garde in the interwar years. Notable designs commissioned by Gavina included the lyrical, flowing form of Achille and Piergi ... | |||||
| This dealer in London special... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | tchp | General discussion | |
| This dealer in London special... This dealer in London specializes in Danish dining chairs, and shows quite a few images of chairs with blue cord and yellow cord, which are cited as original. I have never seen any of these in the U.S., only natural colored cord. http://www.paeredansk.com/dinChairs.htm | |||||
| Than that should be this | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Snaaf | Identification | |
| Than that should be this table! Thanks for the info tktoo! It is to low to (comfortably) dine from, so I have to rent a conference room to use it in properly 🙂 | |||||
| Det var så lidt 😉 | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Peter Dalsgaard | General discussion | |
| Det var så lidt 😉 P.S. Check lige dine priser på dine annoncer. Jeg tror du har tastet priserne i danske kr. i stedet for euro. 17500 euro for den spanske stol er nok liiiiige i overkanten, selv hvis den er i god stand 🙂 | |||||
| Well, that has to do with how | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Well, that has to do with how you like to dine; do you like having someone at the head and foot of the table ? How often do you have a table of eight ? If more than very seldom, get the two extra side chairs. (Since when did "arm chairs" turn into "end chairs" ? That's a new one for me -- though it kind of makes sense.) All with chrome legs looks okay to me. Would the walnut legs really match the table legs ? If not, I'd say no. SDR | |||||
| my reply | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | niceguy | General discussion | |
| my reply Mark, I have replied to a few of your design statements (edited to comply with the rules as suggested by aaronny). I dine on a Tour table by Gae Aulenti for Fontana Arte. I own a few pieces of Memphis-Milano furniture (a little goes a long way), a fair amount of ceramics, and several pieces of lighting. I have more than enough PK chairs and stools. I like and have several Maharam pillows. I have a few Alto vases, but they are not in use Knoll quality control is superior. Pfister sofas abound in my home as well as stainless steel Brno's around the T ... | |||||
| R.I.P. Sol Fingerhut | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | fastfwd | General discussion | |
| ... Engineering from the Case School of Applied Science (now Case Western Reserve) in 1944. As a young engineer, he developed innovations in fiberglass for an aircraft wing in WWII, an amphibious sea plane, worked in the research labs of Owens-Corning, and invented the fiberglass preform process. He moved to California in 1949 where he developed the process to make molded fiberglass chairs in collaboration with Charles Eames. Sol co-founded Century Plasics in 1966 where he developed innovative composite fiberglass products for the aerospace, wind energy, medica ... | |||||
| Heja Sverige! | 1 Relevance | 23 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| Heja Sverige! It was nice to read how different forum-ites understood my contribution. Of course I mean visual illiteracy literaly! I fully understand Cedric's argument but to use his analogy with literature, I am only pleading for people to learn the alphabet, some grammar, and a few notions of syntaxe. I would not impose any good taste or even try to promote any personal preferences....otherwise I would by now be in arms against AD for including in the Index some rather silly Tchec. lamps and chairs.... Taste is not the issue, the issue is, have people bee ... | |||||
| It seems the problem stems.... | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | angels with dir... | General discussion | |
| ... made in 1950, death trap! There is a very good book "Upholstery conservation: principles and practice By Kathryn Gill, dinah Eastop" which gives an in-depth case study of Ernest Race's Heron chair, c. 1955, as an example for the need to conserve foam-filled upholstery. As for the Heavenly Creatures they ought to be charged with crimes against upholstery......go to their xxx website and look at the swively monster under Contact (have a bucket ready first). edited by Design Addict - no names please | |||||
| I think they'd look fine | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... The stretchers at each end will prevent chair legs from being scooted under the table a bit so that you can be close enough to the table to dine comfortably. On the other hand, if you only want to seat people along the long sides, then I think a wide variety of chairs will look fine with the table. I wouldn't put a bench with it at all, but that's me---I do not like sliding along a bench to get in or out, I don't like climbing over it to get in or out, I don't like negotiating with people on the ends about getting out when they aren't ready to move, and I ... | |||||
| and for Robert... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Mark | General discussion | |
| and for Robert... a snappy of me tonight (I wore this fab Lilly jacket once before..unusual for me). But why not? I'm off to dine alone. With affection, Aunt Mark in odd eyeglasses. | |||||
| A rather fine likeness, I fear. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | danielmpoole | General discussion | |
| A rather fine likeness, I fear. Bar the exception that one does not dine on processed meat. We Brits leave the baloney for you yanks. Changing the subject for a moment. The Liberon product worked a treat. | |||||
| Not Hume | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... real high chairs, though admittedly most of the time the end result is ugly. The tray on that thing is also not at table height, which means it's not very useful if you dine at the same time as your kid. Different glides---they may have made more than one model. http://eameshack.blogspot.com/ | |||||
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