Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Thanks to Simon at Danish... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | colinr | General discussion | |
| Thanks to Simon at Danish... Thanks to Simon at Danish homestore .com with his sugestion that it may be by Bramin ,it turned out he was correct. With further digging on my part ,I found one which passed through an auctioneers in the states several years ago Here is the link http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/2781624 | |||||
| MIGHT be BRAMIN | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Danish-homestore.com | General discussion | |
| MIGHT be BRAMIN Hi, Navigate to www.insideoriginals.com and see their teak dining table done by BRAMIN. Now your sideboard does not have the signature 3 rosewood discs on thecorners but the lines are similar. I have not been able to confirm the design but you could do some more digging on it. IF the sidboard was made by bramin it will have AT LEAST the "made in denmark" black disc. loom for it inside the drawers or under the legs. Back of legs or on the back panel. If you can not find ANY of these then most likely outcome is that it is not by BRAMIN / H W KL ... | |||||
| Heh heh | 1 Relevance | 17 years ago | barrympls | General discussion | |
| ... knockoff issue, the knockoff makers are chasing the same iconic pieces designed Arne Jacobsen, Mies van der Rohre, Charles & Ray Eames, etc. Currently, all of the Alphaville knockoffs are designs currently available from legit liscened companies. Thus, it's an 'original, quality" issue. What's currently available is just a fraction of the quality mid-century designs produced during the late 1940's through the 1960's. If Alphaville or that italian knockoff company (don't know their name) did some digging and knockoffed pieces that are not currently availab ... | |||||
| What can it be? | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | mthoey63@yahoo.com | General discussion | |
| What can it be? I should embellish a bit. My first thought was that it might have been a van der Rohe. I'll explain. I worked at the east building at McCormick Place in Chicago. The first couple years that I worked there we would occasionally move furniture around to different rooms. On one occasion we threw out about ten pieces of furniture out. I realized later that a few of them were Florence Knoll sofas, they were so distinct looking. They probably made the rounds in the building and we were the last people to sit on them. They were trashed, but if fixed ... | |||||
| thank you for your reaction | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | CORBU addict | General discussion | |
| ... if you actually own the place).For the ones who can't understand french: this flat is very special because it's protected and listed "Historical Monument",due to it's incredible original condition. Same owner from 1952 to 2000,Lilette Ripert, a school teacher who advised LC in the setting-up of the schools he built on the tops of his Unités d'Habitation .She also collaborated on the book "MATERNELLES".Witnessing the gradual and important alterations in most of the 337 flats of CITE RADIEUSE by their various owners ,she realized the need of "protecting" her ... | |||||
| A good neutral seems to be... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | rockland | General discussion | |
| A good neutral seems to be... A good neutral seems to be less noticeable. And a few big rolls of duct tape handy. Cheaper and stickier that the rollers. I've even found packing tape left over fron the move handy for the fur issue. From the DWR website, "Knoll Textiles fabric, which is Greenguard-certified and made entirely from recycled polyester. Its Nano-Tex finish builds stain resistance into the weave of the fabric - spills bead up and slide off without soaking in." (i was looking at the Bertioa wire chair covers) So some fabrics are pretty durable these days. I'm just not keen on the smooth polyester look. Good for pets but the slight knubby fabrics are so much richer in look and feel. Must be a compromise somewhere. Though certain chairs beifit from a tight fabric like yours. I've been searching for couch fabric and i need alot so i am being cautious. My fifty year old giant couch has mohair. Must be a very tight weave. Elder 'digging' dog has not managed to penetrate it. She ripped my last couch to shreds. It was expensive but a freebie promo and bad quality fabric. I've considered bulistic nylon... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballistic_nylon | |||||
| Whitespike | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | LuciferSum | General discussion | |
| Whitespike I'm afraid if I say I'm not badgering you it will be contradictory ;-D I promise, it's not personal - we just seem to be coming up on different facets of the same arguments lately. And even here we dont really disagree, I just think the term 'quality' should have some qualifiers to it. I like some of the stuff Plycraft produced -espcially their very quirky little known pieces. Most of what I've seen is fairly well constructed - but they also left a legacy of awful working conditions for their people, stole designs left & right, created an envir ... | |||||
| huh | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| huh Looks kinda junky to me, but I'd have fun digging through boxes for little hidden treasures. You never know. Those are Plycraft lounge chairs & ottomans, by the way. Not Eames. You can tell by the style of the arm rests and the visible screw heads on the sides of the seat. | |||||
| its fair wear and tear unless... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| its fair wear and tear unless... its fair wear and tear unless you're digging chisels into the floor or splashing paint on it I would quote the law. This is Australian law but I'm sure you probabaly have something similar. http://www.rta.qld.gov.au/from_the_bench___spring_2002.cfm | |||||
| I nearly bought a jukebox thi... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Killian | General discussion | |
| I nearly bought a jukebox thi... I nearly bought a jukebox this way,but due to the lack of feedback I decided to do some digging and came to the conclusion it was a scam.I mailed Ebay,they said thanks for the help oh and by the way you wont be hearing from us reardless of whether its a scam or not.The page existed on the Ebay for about a week after I reported it with the buy it now feature.Im not sure whether thats a good or bad thing though. | |||||
| Hi DC... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| Hi DC... I will answer!! but I first need a good night sleep after digging a 70 feet drain at a frost-free depth (4 feet)but I will be...dreaming of DA vases | |||||
| still experimenting.... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... me like a glove. (I could even go for a slightly larger headrest!) Here's the latest... Just practiced again on the seat with some cheap vinyl. (New pic on flickr.) I went from an overstuffed yet too hard cushion to a much thinner, but more comfortable combination. Now I think I just need to add a little low/medium density foam to give it that "pillow" look of the 670, and I'll be set. If there wasn't that hole in the original seat, I wouldn't have to be screwing around so much with the padding... Argh. I also experimented with thickening one armrest, which ... | |||||
| Hi Gerrit and Antonella... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | koen | General discussion | |
| ... vicinity 0f 900 mPt. (sorry for those who are less familiar with Eco-units) which I think is quite good. As a matter of fact I have not seen yet a wooden sled with the same safety/sliding etc. features that would even be close to 900 mPt. Wood, especially used properly is a wonderfull material but so is plastic. It's petroleum origins gives it a little bit of a bad name, but consider the fact that all the plastics that we use, including all the applications in which it reduces energy consumption (insulation, light weight, chemical resistance etc.) only use ... | |||||
| Thanks Gustavo... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | vivienne | General discussion | |
| Thanks Gustavo... I will search for this film. The more i think about it the more i want one, a hole in the ground eh? im off to get a man in to do a spot of digging. | |||||
| SDR, I couldn't agree more. ... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | The Daisy | General discussion | |
| SDR, I couldn't agree more. ... SDR, I couldn't agree more. I just can't locate anything to authenticate this assumption. Maybe Koen could give some clues? I'll keep digging. | |||||
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