Mystery Lane designer

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NULL NULL

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05/05/2006 2:19 am

Does anyone know who designed this line? I've read that it was manufactured by Lane Altavista. Thanks.

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NULL NULL

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05/05/2006 2:32 am

I'm talking about...
I'm talking about the credenza and side tables, by the way...

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whitespike

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05/05/2006 9:58 pm

Lane still exists today as a ...
Lane still exists today as a company who sells items much like Lay-Z-Boy, Broyhill, etc. Mainly for big box furniture stores. It is my guess that they were the same way back when, but 'leaned' slightly modern because of its popularity at the time. I doubt they valued or marketed named designers. This is just a guess.

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dcwilson

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05/05/2006 10:19 pm

Who ever designed these...
needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the aesthetic law.

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NULL NULL

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07/05/2006 4:44 am

easy! easy!
I believe in...
easy! easy!
I believe in rehabilitation for designers gone wrong.
As for drug addicts, I agree with Limbaugh, they should be thrown in jail.

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azurechicken (USA)

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07/05/2006 4:55 am

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The ordinary/banal stuff was usually "designed" by captive/staff designers.Please take some time and compare/look at the (good stuff)...but if you still love it...no crime...

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