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European Oak Frame, Original Canvas & Leather Armrests - Two Available
Origin: Denmark, 1950s
Dimensions: 550 x 580 x H 795 mm (SH 350)
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With Upholstered Headboard and Bolster Cushion
Manufacturer: DUX, Sweden
Dimensions: 2040 x 950 H 690 mm
Condition: Excellent
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Solid European oak with detailed joinery
Designer: Esko Pajamies
Manufacturer: ASKO - FinlandDimensions: 1350 x 650 x H 530 mm
Condition: Vintage, Very good, Restored.
From the blog
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April 23, 2019
Unmaking Democratic Design: Fredrik Paulsen
When you have the luxury of spending a couple of nights in a new city, one of the great benefits is doing a little exploration. Last month I had that opportunity when I visited Göteborg, a city on the southern east coast of Sweden, almost equidistant between Copenhagen and the Norwegian border.
Göteborg is home to Röhsska Museet, a wonderful museum of design and craft. Apart from having a permanent collection of design history which I highly recommend, one of their current exhibitions is Unmaking Democratic Design: Fredrik Paulsen.
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March 17, 2019
Need more Meadmore? Exhibition runs til 24 March.
For our friends and customers in Melbourne, there are still a few days left to catch a wonderful exhibition celebrating a legend of Australian mid-century design.
Clement Meadmore: the Art of Mid-Century Design is the first major survey examining the design practice of this seminal designer – and it took ten years to bring this perfectly-formed exhibition together.
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March 02, 2019
Our Mid-Century Lighting Featured in The Design Files
We've been waiting to see what Marty Gilchrist had done with all the delicious mid-century lighting he purchased from us a few months ago. In a gorgeous post from The Design Files showcasing Marty's home, lighting from Grandfather's Axe features strongly throughout.
