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	yep!	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Cream and Chrome	General discussion
	yep! I'm one of those people Whitespike.. I think about it quite a lot, rearrange stuff, buying one nice thing while I drool over another. Yep, sometimes it feels slightly stupid and pointless.. (and my wife is slowly getting drained by the process) but it's bloody good fun.
	Yeah that's the spirit	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	Yeah that's the spirit reuse is alsways a good thing! I've got several oldies. One muct have been used by a dentist or a jeweler of something. It's got a gooseneck and a very reflective metal shade. Makes for an awesome task light.
	i had a set of 6 ...	1 Relevance	18 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	i had a set of 6 ... i had a set of 6 chairs and i sent them out to be professionally polished at 60 a chair they were a set of the aluminum group and to say the least i was disappointed in the way they looked, still dull. my clinet was happy cause they were a real mess so any thing would look good In my humble opinion leave them alone
	Thanks, Olive!	1 Relevance	18 years ago	glassartist	General discussion
	Thanks, Olive! When I went to Osaka in January to meet the in laws, we took a side trip to Kyoto. One thing after another, more stunning than the last. We sat on a long, deep porch looking out onto that garden. It took a great deal of effort to get up and leave.
	Certainly.	1 Relevance	18 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Certainly. The thing is, you have to decide what to do at the inside corners. I guess your technique would be the best -- there's certainly enough material here to "waste" ! Then, you have the problem of how the radius resolves at the center, and how much to do before assembly. But having problems to solve doesn't mean the proposal is invalid.
	The black fibres	1 Relevance	19 years ago	claus (DE)	General discussion
	The black fibres were there from the start. I just sanded the shell (carefully) when I bought it to remove the rest of the broke-down top coating. The rain and weather had already worked through it. The thing was cover in mud, someone must have forgotten it in the wilderness...
	brbeard	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	brbeard it does look bigger in the picture but I can not imagine that Vitra would make any thing but a dead ringer when they hold the rights to all of the nelson clocks, It would be interesting to find out if someone had the original or new the exact measurements,
	No can answer that one Vivienne...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	No can answer that one Vivienne... Not a design question, if you know what I mean. And I'm certainly not qualified to talk about those kinds of issues in a public or private forum. No letters behind my name for that sort of thing. It would be irresponsible and imprudent of me to speculate. My apologies for being no help on this one.
	And then there's "la" chaise	1 Relevance	21 years ago	Monochrome	General discussion
	And then there's "la" chaise Don't tell me Billy Wilder was also behind that white fiberglass thing with the Henry Moore hole in it? Smiley face alert: 8^) http://www.homeofficesolutions.com/product-exec/product_id/262?ovchn=GGL...
	On second	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	On second thought. . .you have already "said." And, looking at it again, I find that it fails the "grace" test -- maybe it IS a bit pedestrian, or "unevolved," as they say. So -- did she do one too, and a better one at that ? Anybody got a picture of "the real thing"? [I've followed Patrick's directions (I think) for posting photos -- I can do them by a different protocol quite easily, elsewhere, now -- but it doesn't work for me here at all !]
	.	1 Relevance	21 years ago	azurechicken (USA)	General discussion
	. I admire the focus on one thing I am unable to do it myself,I go in myriad directions(I wear a subject out then I move on).Koen, yes the public persona is often at odds with reality most designers I know...have a house in constant flux....
	Dear doctor (H.C.)Wilson,	1 Relevance	21 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Dear doctor (H.C.)Wilson, In hindsight ("efterklokhet" in my daily language) I realize that, yes it could be a hidden marketers attempt to collect data in order to etc. but rest assured it was the very last thing on my mind. Over and out.
	Aaaaarrrggghhhhhhh....	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	Aaaaarrrggghhhhhhh.... Not the Barc again! Groan! I'm sick of hearing about the thing. It's uncomfortable, over-used and badly copied. Wal-Mart had one in one of their ads recently....shudder! Let's talk about Philip Starck's stupid little gnome tables or something....
	please, get real.	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	please, get real. b, a Brionvega is not a Magnavox. I'm talking your basic black box of a TV. Hell, I don't have a plasma screen, just an ugly boring TV. I don't watch the thing much so I don't care about it really. So I put it in the closet where it can't annoy me. Books, the TV of my mind is much more fun.
	RE: Mysterious rosewood studio craft	1 Relevance	6 years ago	Kyle Barrett	Identification
	That thing must weight so much. I really like it despite it being a bit as tktoo put it 70's American Craft vibe! If you'd just shown me a photo I'd have to say the back was veneered, because it's a really wide plank of rosewood. Rarely see that! Having said that I am assuming those measurements are inches rather than cm, is that correct?