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#	Post Title	Result Info	Date	User	Forum
	negative people	1 Relevance	20 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	negative people Stephen there are so many negative A%% H&&&s out in design land and the thing that bothers me is that they love to respond and put there 2 cents in when who needs them . I think some of these jerks just like to write as they have nothing better to do and can"t enjoy the forum for what it is......a forum
	.	1 Relevance	22 years ago	b	General discussion
	. One thing Annette.sco and I seem to agree on Koen is a superior person.It is clear who turned this thread into a stone throwing mob,why only she knows.Koen has stated his reason for this thread,he is the author of it,he should know...
	Problem solved. The chair is	1 Relevance	11 years ago	Njord Vintage	General discussion
	Problem solved. The chair is norwegian by Giske Carlsen for Kleppe Møbelfabrikk in the early 70s. It's also made in a version with crome frame! But very rare. Thanks to Mats Linder - it seems like he knows avery thing about nowegian designers! Visit him and see his great work www.matslinder.no
	"value out of nothing"(^leif)	1 Relevance	11 years ago	objectworship	General discussion
	"value out of nothing"(^leif) is a neat thing to think about, snake oil is nourishment for some and the opposite of truth is not necessarily wrong, we need language and context to understand what we know, or what we think we know and even while I may choose to not directly participate in the consumption of Coca Cola, it is impossible to not have one's experience altered by the spectacle of it hooray for books
	Iv'e seen exterior images of	1 Relevance	12 years ago	HowardMoon	General discussion
	Iv'e seen exterior images of these places before and always wanted to see inside. The interior walls finished in the rough concrete texture is a stunning feature. I could move in to this and hardly change a thing. Considering it is in the middle of nowhere I thought it might have a ridiculously cheap asking price but alas it is still quite lumpy. Thanks for posting.
	Thanks a lot, I understand	1 Relevance	12 years ago	keaton	General discussion
	Thanks a lot, I understand what you mean. I'm gonna order some samples. The proof is in the pudding, after all.I wouldn't say I've got a good reason to prefer alpaca. To me it always felt a bit nicer than mohair, but that's probably just in the nuances. Thanks for the insights concerning matting and felting. You're right, it comes down to one and the same thing. I'm curious what the swatches are going to look like. Thanks again for all your input, spanky. Much appreciated.
	Thanks. The page mentioned	1 Relevance	12 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Thanks. The page mentioned leather straps; isn't that unusual -- and potentially less satisfactory than synthetic ones ? Leif, how would you approach a continuous lamination like that arm hoop -- if you had to ? Doesn't it seem like an almost impossible task, to make the bends and clamp the whole thing, while keeping the plies from gapping (or overlapping) ?
	Sales here on the forum are not allowed	1 Relevance	13 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	Sales here on the forum are not allowed but you can place an ad in the "radar" section of the site. In Los Angeles, Craigslist will probably get you a price nearly as high as you'd get on Ebay, plus you won't have to ship the thing (although shipping isn't as expensive or difficult as you might think; the sofa folds flat and weighs just under 100 pounds). Good luck.
	Nice feel to the place, congrats.	1 Relevance	13 years ago	tktoo	General discussion
	Nice feel to the place, congrats. Love the copper fireplace hood. Paper lanterns are a cheap and easy way to experiment with different shapes and sizes in situ. The only thing that bothers me is seeing direct sunlight on the artwork. If I lived there, I'd need to do something about that. It's a personal peeve.
	.	1 Relevance	16 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. Another walk to the second hand shops, truly exceptional day after months of awful weather. Stuff just catches my eye because of shape, colour or mechanism...got this perspex sample thing from mitsubishi a while a go and this brown glass ball today, is a toilet cistern float? Happy.
	from one rookie to another	1 Relevance	17 years ago	SX-70	General discussion
	from one rookie to another I'm sure you don't mean to offend but it kind of looks like you are feigning ignorance when you plop a for sale sign in the same thread as an identification request. Believe me, I actually love all the ID requests. I don't know a damn thing so I learn something new nearly every time. These folks who are willing to share such knowledge have limits though. Please don't abuse this tremendous resource.
	yes thanks	1 Relevance	18 years ago	azurechicken (USA)	General discussion
	yes thanks I know I am being too literal but the art /furniture/ ceramics all produced by cal artists/desiners.The real danger with this exhibit focus is falling into it being largely about Eames and it fell into that trap.One funny thing,a child pulled the (rather shabby condition) tropi cal chair off its stand.
	6...5...4...3...2.....1.... it's knock-off lift-off !	1 Relevance	19 years ago	moto modernist	General discussion
	6...5...4...3...2.....1.... it's knock-off lift-off ! Honestly, Iv'e seen this coming. Strap yourself into your swan chairs folks, so long as theres folk out there like our gay friend it's gonna get a whole lot worse. That Target effort is the most hilarious thing Iv'e seen though. It looks like you would roll off the back with those angles. I wish they would do a miniature of that model.....I could use them for fire-lighters !
	Well	1 Relevance	19 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Well she did the right thing, I think. She could have sold it at auction, but then we'd know nothing of it, except for a hard-to-find catalog entry. I wonder what the two other models depict ? I'm curious about the difference in condition of this piece, comparing your image to the colored ones. Did MoMA restore it do you suppose ? I know a Rothermel here in San Francisco. His father is a jazz musician.
	there are bigger ripoffs	1 Relevance	19 years ago	room606	General discussion
	there are bigger ripoffs This prickly one was "decomissioned" by the Cardin shop on garbage day. As labor was striking that week in Paris, the strong Northerly wind did blow it all the way into the flea and, oila, just like that, the thing got photographed! Just 12,000, give or take. http://www.1stdibs.com/furniture_item_detail.php?id=149746