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Houston Lifestyles & Homes March 2009
Less is More
The design of the Vita Chair and Ottoman pays tribute to master architect Mies
van der Rohe, originator of the term
“less is more,” harnessing the natural strength of wood to achieve suspension and cantilever
with minimal form. A solid, matched-grain cherry back and seat are joined in an
ergonomically curved frame. The seat and back cushions are meticulously hand
stitched to ensure a sleek, tailored surface that is resoundingly comfortable.
Exquisite Crystal Art
An artistic triumph of color and shape, the stunning Sonata Vase stands an
impressive 32.7 inches high. Alternating wedges of clear and aquamarine colors
fan up and out to create a cascade of six trumpet-shaped vases. Limited edition
of 50.
Handmade Noodle-Handled Bowl
A dramatic gift with style and elegance. Eye-catching, hand-thrown and
hand-painted ceramic serving bowl by Tutto Mio. The design recalls ancient
Etruscan ceramic art found in European museums. Available in red or harvest.
Appropriate for any decor.
Flower Power
A collection of brilliant floral and botanical artistic compositions
incorporating hand-cut mosaics brought to you by SICIS, the innovative brand
known as the Art Factory. A whimsical and magical selection of glass
collections, SICIS mosaics function as practical and moveable art mosaic mat.
Collezione Spirale
Magnificent Murano sugar bowls handmade in Italy using centuries-old techniques.
Created by Hilary London with sophisticated Italian stylings for the home. Bold
color is a cornerstone of Hilary London pieces. Perfect for any festive
occasion.
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