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Replica Furniture: A Bold Choice
Replica furniture is appearing everywhere, although replica or reproduction furniture can be a bit of a controversial subject. It is often debated whether current designers copying classic furniture designs from the 20th Century and calling them replicas is a clever way to make beautiful furniture available to a wider market, or just a way of profiting from someone else s creativity and innovation.
One design team from the 1950 who have inspired many of today s replicas is Charles & Ray Eames. Charles and his wife Ray are most famous for their Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman which has become one of the most iconic pieces of furniture in history.
The beautiful Eames Lounge Chair and Ottomon has often appeared in television series over the years with the likes of Dr Frasier Crane, Don Draper and Dr Gregory House and all enjoying the masculine style and comfort of this recliner.
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Make the Eames Chair Addition to your bohemian space
For the love of the Eames Chair.
The idea behind bohemian décor is a mix of ethnic patterns, art, color and styles of furniture. The Mid Century furniture has got to be my very favorite addition to a boho space. The bohemian room can quickly look hodge podge and cluttered. The sleek minimalistic lines of the mid century furniture from Eames, Bertoia, Le Corbusier, Arne Jacobson, George Nelson, Marcel Breuer, Eero Saarinen and Isamu Noguchi (just to name a few) seem to make a whole room make sense.
If you are looking around your room wondering what piece you are missing it may be that you are missing the Eames molded plastic side chair. Add this chair to your space and you will not regret!! For your enjoyment some examples!
My “House of Cards” Would Have Loewy Tiles, an Eames Musical Tower, Alexander Girard Textiles and a Russel Wright Pass-Through
Did you know that the seafoam green and turquoise glazed tiles fronting the Macy s store at Kingsdale Shopping Center in Upper Arlington were the work of industrial designer Raymond Loewy? Besides creating the former Lazarus department store at Kingsdale in 1970, Loewy designed refrigerators, automobiles with slanted windshields, and a revamped version of the Lucky Strike cigarette package.
That fact shared by Fritz Harding, a local commercial and residential interior designer, was one of the best reasons for attending the Columbus Museum of Art s 20th Century Design Market, held last weekend.
During the three-day event, guests toured private “Midcentury Classic” homes in Columbus, dressed as their favorite Mad Men characters and drank retro cocktails, shopped and attended lectures on mid-century design.
My appreciation for modern design started with some “Midcentury Classic” features that I spotted in my Oxford home, which was built in 1959.
My pink-and-gray-tiled bathroom was a pristine example of the color scheme favored during the 1950s.
My kitchen-dining room pass-through was like one promoted
by Russel and Mary Wright for creating the gracious,
casual and efficient entertaining they described in
their 1950 book, Guide to Easier Living.
I also developed an appreciation for Wright s
stylish, colorful “American Modern” dinnerware
and for Dragon Rock, his Garrison, New York home that I hope to visit someday.
