Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| . | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| . A fourth page from the book shows how the earlier Textile Block houses were designed to be assembled. There is little difference from the Usonian Automatic system illustrated above, other than the size of the block. The assembly of these systems is clearly not something to be taken lightly -- but it could be worth the effort. The double skin would allow any number of services to be concealed within -- and modern insulation would be an advancement over what was available at the time these were first put into practice. A recent thread at Wright Chat disc ... | |||||
| Nah...I think they look... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | dadainteriors | General discussion | |
| Nah...I think they look... Nah...I think they look great. Ricki, that piece is great as well but by no means are the striations on yours any indication of superior quality. Only a difference in technique. Murano lamps are greatly varied in style and tastes and rightly so. Also, those brass plated parts are fairly standard on many Murano/Venini table lamps of the 50s/60s/70s. Whether one finds them visibly appealing of course is a matter of taste. Quality is difficult to judge via grainy photo especially when it comes to glass. Riki, did you happen to buy tha ... | |||||
| Forvo | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | Dana@mid2mod | General discussion | |
| ... there must also be confusion among Scandinavians. That's why I contacted Carl Hansen and Son and decided to go with their pronunciation. They worked with Wegner and now work with his daughter Marianne Wegner Sorensen, who took over leadership of his studio in 1993. I figure they've actually heard the name pronounced by Wegner and his daughter themselves. Here's a link to the content of their email to me. (Of course, in the overall scheme of things, it probably doesn't make a bit of difference how we say it. His designs speak for themselves.) http://mid2mo ... | |||||
| Jumping in again... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | Pegboard Modern | General discussion | |
| ... that you can use to assess a work. Be it design, craft or art. Those measures can discern "good" and "bad". Despite the rampant pluralism in society today, there are standards by which you can establish whether a work is good (successful) or not. The subjective part come into play when the viewer asserts their aesthetic preferences. Some people are not able to discern the difference. I can look at a work and though it may be "good" art (and I can recognize it as such) I can say that I don't care for it. That is my subjective assessment of it. My preferences ... | |||||
| Thonet Ligna Bentwood Le Corbusier Frank Hoffman | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | hamacbleu | General discussion | |
| Thonet Ligna Bentwood Le Corbusier Frank Hoffman Really interesting indeed... by looking carefully at the first link you provided, I noticed that there is a tiny difference: the legs are not as round as the ones on the ad, those in your link seems to have more details on the bottom side.... also check this, compare the legs : http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/set-six-ligna-czechoslovakia-bentwood Thank you for your findings... I'll definitely check monday in the book mentioned in the first link. I know that Thonet has a Le Corbusier arm chair, but it do ... | |||||
| Unbelievable... | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | J.J. | General discussion | |
| ... I never have come across the Girard/Eames stuff and certainly that leaves me shocked and humbled. It's my first Eames. What a story this will be. So of course, no selling Heath. Still work to do I guess to identify it once and for all. No ceramic on the top and the black cast on the base is about the only difference. Eerily similar to what you guys have come up with and those legs are dead on. Amazing. Thanks again everyone. Hope to continue the hunt a little more. | |||||
| They are Knoll, but I don't t... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | gene | General discussion | |
| They are Knoll, but I don't t... They are Knoll, but I don't think it makes any difference in terms of their value, if that's what you're asking? | |||||
| Here we go again with IKEA snobbery... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| Here we go again with IKEA snobbery... Not everything at IKEA is cheap/poor and as always 'Caveat Emptor'. If you're not able to discern the difference between the good stuff and the bad, then that's your problem not IKEA's. You're definitely entitled to your opinion, but I'm so tired of hearing it from all the furniture snobs. You're just the latest, don't mean to bash you, personally. I got some on the 1/2 sphere outdoor solar lights last year and they're really cool. The charge lasts all night long out here in NM. | |||||
| That sounds | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| That sounds right to me . . . I'd want to be sure, first, that this is really a Nelson/Arbuck piece. I'm not sure how one would go about that. The difference in the upper structure is just enough to defeat claim of copyright infringement ? | |||||
| I sent mine to Herman Miller... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | DudeDah | General discussion | |
| I sent mine to Herman Miller... probably over 5 years ago and the repair was fantastic. I recommend that route. On a set from '52 if it makes any difference. | |||||
| A rope-edge with or without the checkboard label | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Modern Love | General discussion | |
| A rope-edge with or without the checkboard label is about the same price I would think. It's the LCWs and DCWs where there is a big difference. | |||||
| thanks! | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | agent especial | General discussion | |
| thanks! thanks you all for the input... i remember reading about sandblasting versus dipping in the past and vaguely remember this coming up with regards to the vinyl coating. i thought someone had ok'd the sandblasting and even posted the results which looked good. i can't remember all the details as it was before i actually had my chairs and wasn't as motivated. but, to be safe, i will go the route of dipping. does anyone have a recommendation for any place specific in the Bay Area and any sense of what a reasonable price might be for this (and for the ... | |||||
| Heath | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | fastfwd | General discussion | |
| ... like the look of your proposed spice rack, but it seems a little wasteful of space. I have a couple racks that I bought at the Container Store some time ago; they don't look like much, but they do a lot of things right: 1. screwcaps for air- and bug-tight storage 2. clear glass jars, so you can see how much is left and so you don't have to rely on labels to know what's in there 3. labels anyway, on the caps so you can read them no matter which way the bottles are turned 4. dark storage for the clear jars, so the spices aren't exposed to the sun 5. tight pa ... | |||||
| Aren't drawer fronts... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| Aren't drawer fronts... Aren't drawer fronts dovetailed for a reason--because it's a much stronger joint for something that is stressed that much? Do you plan to have the front sit proud of the frame? If they're flush with the frame, what's the difference in how they look? | |||||
| Thanks! I was using the html... | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | whitespike | General discussion | |
| Thanks! I was using the html... Thanks! I was using the html code not the direct link. WIll use that from now on.... I dunno on the arms. I have never been around a "real" one to know the difference. Anyone care to tell me how high the arm is? So I can make sure it'll scoot under my table? | |||||
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