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Dedicated to sourcing fine art and collectible design for residential and commercial architecture, interiors, designers, and private collections.
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fine art & collectible design Tom Price Established & Sons Videre Licet Daniele Albright Julian Mayor Matt Gagnon Sébastien Léon Mattia Biagi John Eric Byers Vincent Pocsik Karolina Maszkiewicz Kristan Marvell Thomas Newman Ara Thorose Caroline Blackburn Henzel Studio
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Christopher Boots Matt Gagnon Ross Gardam Gabriel Scott Larose Guyon Bocci SkLO Established & Sons Pelle Lee Broom Roll & Hill
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furniture Skram Roll & Hill OKHA Lee Broom Phase Design Paolo Ferrari
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rugs Henzel Studio
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Tom Price
Synthesis B Lights
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Meltdown PP Tube White Chair
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Meltdown Bronze #1 Chair
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Materials play a pivotal role in the narrative and conceptual foundation of Price’s work–much of which relies heavily on chance as a tool to reveal and encourage unexpected behaviors and reactions.
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Swarm by Zaha Hadid
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Established & Sons presents designs that have the power to shock, challenge and widen accepted parameters. Chosen by collectors to provide a feature and talking point, some designs push material technology and even the laws of physics.
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Kebab Lamp Series - Limited Edition
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Chester by Amanda Levete
Drift by Amanda Levete gallery@twentieth.net
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Videre Licet
Metalithoid
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Designed using contemporary technologies but crafted entirely by hand, the collection includes functional pieces as well as sculptural works produced in limited editions.
Offset Cube, Aubergine Lumalight
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Woolly Bella
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Meltform #3, #4, #5
“Videre Licet exemplifies the push-me-pull-you tension between minimalism and materiality that defines luxury design” Wall Street Journal
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Astral Projection 2
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Subtracted Cube
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Daniele Albright
Astral Projection 3
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Reflexive Void
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Smoke & Mirrors
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Smoke & Mirrors, with BBC by Videre Licet
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Julian Mayor
Wing Wall Piece Gold, Double Wing Bronze, Glenda Settee Distortional Rhythm Exhibition at THE NEW
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Mayor’s technique is inspired by the sculptural possibilities of a high-tech approach while also embracing the idiosyncrasies and individuality of the hand-made.
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King Floor Lamp
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Traxler Pendants, Scoop Chair
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Matt Gagnon
R3 Table
Light Stack Series 30
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The Light Stack series explores the play of light against a wide range of materials such as brass, polished aluminum, white oak, yellow pine, concrete, painted MDF and more. Each slender assemblage of thin and thick rings presents a different expression of the object exploring the emotional resonance between materials and light.
Material Relations Exhibition at THE NEW
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Material Relations Exhibition at THE NEW
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Private Residence, Idaho
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Sebastien Leon
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Sébastien Léon’s work brings to life ethereal physical environments and sculptures that are at once tangible, familiar, and yet unmistakably abstract.
Aegean Light Sculpture
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Tasman Light Sculpture
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Oman Light Sculpture
Arafura Light Sculpture gallery@twentieth.net
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Mattia Biagi
Whiplash Girlchild In The Dark I & II, Mister Moonlight
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Mattia Biagi’s White Light/Pitch Black exhibition celebrates an art punk aesthetic of recontextualizing familiar objects and subverting longstanding symbols of culture and domestic life.
White Light It Lighten Up My Eyes
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Sit On My Face Chair
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A Little Bird Told Me Desk
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John Eric Byers
R3 Table
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John Eric Byers is an artist/designer/craftsman who works exclusively with wood. While the forms are strikingly geometric and minimal, they are contrasted with the superb craftsmanship and intricacy he brings to the material’s outer surface.
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“The carved, patterned surfaces add considerable interest to his simplified forms, as does his exquisite attention to detail.” New York Times
OS4V Bench
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C1 Chair
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Vincent Pocsik
Pulling/Pushing Together Hanging Light Sculpture
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Vincent Pocsik’s sculptural works are a study of human form abstracted down to the point of its most transformative power. The resulting wood sculptures take on an elastic quality, embodying a fleshiness that is simultaneously fluid and solid, as the human body is.
Sunset Glide, A Wrinkle (I Jiggle) Light Sculptures
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Giving Grace Light Sculpture
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Pulling/Pushing Together Hanging Light Sculpture
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Cloud Flow Light Sculpture, Sunset Glide Light Sculpture
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A Part Of Me And A Part Of You Hanging Light Sculptures
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Karolina Maszkiewicz
Serpsates Poppy
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Serpsates Jacaranda
Karolina’s current series of work integrates organic elements of nature she finds in the area, from the mountains of Malibu to the deserts of Joshua Tree, into extraordinarily graceful kinetic hanging sculptures.
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Serpsates Weeping Willow
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Kristan Marvell
Artifact Series
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As the eye wanders the sculptural planes, there is a sparseness, a focused control of surface and texture, in which the hand of the artist is evident. In that organization of space, a thoughtful and heart felt integrity emerges, imbuing the sculptures with emotion and grace, reaffirming the power of the object.
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Broken Slate
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N.K Series
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Thomas Newman
Pearl Chandelier Architectural Digest Cover 2022
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Evolution Stools gallery@twentieth.net
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Howard Table, Homage Chairs
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The furniture and lighting of Thomas Newman Studio is defined by organic forms executed with artisanal excellence. Focusing on the sensual, sculptural, carved and twisting elements in wood.
Novios Lamp
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Ara Thorose
5M Chair, 5+5M, 7M Chair
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Ara Thorose’s innovative form language set a trend for bending cylindrical forms in design. His work continues to be featured in trend forecasts for form, mood and color.
4M Chairs
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Caroline Blackburn
No.981
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No.534 gallery@twentieth.net
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No.997
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No.951
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No.987
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No.987
5M Chair, 5+5M, 7M Chair
No.986, No.967, No.947 gallery@twentieth.net
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Henzel Studio
Tony Ourlser, Untitled, 2019
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Anselm Reyle, Untitled, 2012 gallery@twentieth.net
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Jwan Yosef, Electrical, 2019 with Woolly Bella by Videre Licet
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“The spectacular details of these handwoven Henzel Studio coverings, layer new meaning to the term installation art.” Vogue
Helmut Lang, Untitled, 2013 gallery@twentieth.net
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Henzel Studio Collobarations invite some of the most prominent contemporary artists of our time to freely and seamlessly translate their work through an alternate media and the extraordinary practices.
Nan Goldin, Wine and Roses, 2014
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Richard Prince, 1-234-567-8910, 2013
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Mary McCartney, English Rose, London, 2019
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Kim Gordon, Fung Dress, 2021 Twentieth Gallery
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Christopher Boots
ORP, Portal Table Lamp Project: PAD, Paris
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Diamond Ring gallery@twentieth.net
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Prometheus Project: Stark Design Living, Australia 84
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Project: Centre 425, Washington
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Portal Sconce Project: Wolfdene Office, Prahran
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Diamond Ring Smoky
Phasmida Project: Mosman House, Sydney gallery@twentieth.net
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Matt Gagnon
Project: Louis Vuitton, London
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Private Residence, Idaho
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Ross Gardam
Nebulae 35 - Five Hanging Horizontal Chandelier Project: King Living, Sydney
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Designed for use in larger open spaces, working in modular configurations, the Horizontal Nebulae Collection is inspired by the diffusion of both natural and LED light. Ideal feature lighting for grand foyers, above dining tables and hotel lobbies.
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Volant Chandelier Triple
Ora Desk Lamps
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Ceto Chandelier Project: Cloud Nine, Moscow gallery@twentieth.net
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Gabriel Scott
Welles Chandelier with Trestle Dining Table
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Made up of a sequence of interconnected geometric shapes, the Welles is a modular and customizable lighting-system that forms sculptural and organic shapes. From long branches to large clusters, the nature of this metallic light-fixture allows for infinite silhouette options.
Welles Chandelier with Trestle Dining Table gallery@twentieth.net
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Harlow Dried Flowers, Welles Double Blown Glass Pendants
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Luna Chandelier
Luna Chandelier & Pendants with Pedestal Square Side Table, Boudoir Loveseat, Racketrack Tables gallery@twentieth.net
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Larose Guyon
Valse Au Crépuscule Chandelier
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Larose Guyon works with luxury materials to yield highly original lighting fixtures that possess a keen attention to detail. Their versatile, customizable designs are as much about the warmth and quality of the light as the object itself.
Abysse 03
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Liane
Abysse 08 102
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Coco Project: Private Residence, Seattle
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Bocci
14 Series Project: Heal’s, London
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73V Semi Rigid
Project: Mira Hotel, Hong Kong gallery@twentieth.net
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84 Series
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SkLO
Twin Sconce
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Float Pendants are blown without the use of molds, so that the spherical shades are intentionally imperfect in their form. These details allow for the minimal design to show its handmade nature – no two exactly alike.
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Lasso Chandelier Project: Private Office, Costa Mesa
Balance 1.0, Balance 2.0 Pendants
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Twin Sconce
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Light House
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Aura Light
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Pelle
Lure Chandelier 12
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Integrating artistic exploration with architectural integrity, Pelle offers an original collection of hand produced, skillfully refined pieces.
Lure Sconce
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Bubble Chandelier Project: Condo, Brooklyn
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Lure Pendant
Nana Lure Chandelier
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Tripp Mini Pendant
Lure Radiata
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Lure Radiata Sprig
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Lee Broom
Orion
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Crescent Project: Penthouse, London
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Chamber Pendants Project: Tela Thonglor Tower, Bangkok
Decanter Lights Project: São Paulo, Brazil 124
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Fulcrum Gold Chandelier
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Halo Circle Pendant Project: Goop, Santa Monica
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Cora Pendant - 8 Lights
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Maxhedron by Bec Brittain
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Coax
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Modo Chandelier Project: Cannes Film Festival
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Agnes Chandelier 10
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Knotty Bubbles by Lindsey Adelman
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Skram
Drop Series Side Tables
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Wishbone Shelving
Lineground LO1 Armchair Project: Private Residence, Paris gallery@twentieth.net
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Lineground Side Table/Nightstand #1 Project: Private Residence, Toronto
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V4 Armchair Project: Private Residence, Portugal
Lineground Bed Project: Private Residence, California gallery@twentieth.net
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Roll & Hill
Lafayette
Sit, Set Chair Project: Private Residence, Michigan
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e Credenza
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Three Plane Chair, Cross Bar Table Project: Private Residence, Michigan
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Sit, Set Chair with Pole Light
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OKHA
Tectra 2 Coffee Table
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Ambiguous Form 2 Table, Repose Couch
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Bison Dining Table with Verb Dining Chairs
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Bijou Marble Side Table
STM Full Swivel gallery@twentieth.net
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Repose Sofa Omega Server
Metsing Coffee Table
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OKHA is a pioneering voice for African furniture design. Led by Creative Director Adam Court, the studio reflects the perfect ecology of asymmetry and balance. By favoring artisanal over industrial production, they imprint their pieces with the human touch, lending them a characteristic quality that reveals nuances over time.
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Lee Broom
Tribeca Tables
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White Street Sofa with Eclipse Pendants Project: Royal College of Physicians, London
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Musico Chair
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Musico Table with Fulcrum Pendants, Fulcrum Candlestick Project: Royal College of Physicians, London
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Phase Design
BBC Chair, BBL Love Seat
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Icon Bar & Counter Stool
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Trolley Bar and Counter Stool
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Trolley Low Back Lounge
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Capper Lounge Chair
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Downtown Table
Bride’s Veil Low Stool gallery@twentieth.net
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Paolo Ferrari
Layered Back Dining Chair, T Stool
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Carved Wood Lounge, Column Side Table, Layered Back Sofa
Beveled Edge Side Table gallery@twentieth.net
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Layered Back Sofa, AME Lounge
Tibur Lounge
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Extra Low Rolled Back Lounge
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Henzel Studio
The Shark Bay, 2022 By Tom Hegen
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Engelholm By Calle Henzel
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Nobu Engelholm (Vestone Edit) By Calle Henzel gallery@twentieth.net
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Vesterbro Oriole Dr By Calle Henzel
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Caccini Raw By Calle Henzel
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Nausta Frozen Cut By Calle Henzel
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Nausta Sunstone Edit By Calle Henzel
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Tom Price Synthesis B Lights Meltdown PP Tube White Chair Counterpart Meltdown Bronze #1 Chair
$9,100 each $12,100 $70,000 pair $22,400
Established & Sons Swarm Kebab Lamp Series Chester Drift Bench
inquire inquire inquire $45,900
Videre Licet Metalithoid Offset Cube Aubergine Lumalight Woolly Bella Meltform #3, #4, #5 Astral Projection 2 Subtracted Cube
$75,000 $22,500 $11,700 $18,000 $9,000 each $28,000 $28,000
Daniele Albright Astral Projection 3 Reflexive Void Smoke & Mirrors 12 Smoke & Mirrors 11 Smoke & Mirrors 6 Smoke & Mirrors 4 Smoke & Mirrors 5
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$16,000 $9,500 $9,000 $9,000 $12,000 $12,000 $12,000
Julian Mayor Wing Wall Piece Gold Double Wing Bronze Glenda Settee Traxler Pendants King Floor Lamp
$11,320 $25,220 $22,000 $21,450 $14,100
Matt Gagnon Outdoor Light Stacks
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Sébastien Léon Aegean Light Sculpture Tasman Light Sculpture Oman Light Sculpture Arafura Light Sculpture
$25,000 $22,000 $18,000 $2,400
Mattia Biagi Whiplash Girlchild In The Dark I Whiplash Girlchild In The Dark II Mister Moonlight White Light It Lighten Up My Eyes Sit On My Face Chair A Little Bird Told Me Desk
$8,000 $8,000 $18,000 $20,000 $60,000 $18,000
John Eric Byers R3 Table OS4V Bench C1 Chair
$21,000 $16,000 $11,000
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Vincent Pocsik Pulling/Pushing Together Sunset Glide Giving Grace Cloud Flow A Part Of Me And A Part Of You
$15,000 $8,500 $8,500 $13,600 $15,000 pair
Karolina Maszkiewicz Serpsates Poppy Serpsates Jacaranda Serpsates Weeping Willow
$9,800 $12,600 $9,800
Kristan Marvell Artifact Series Charcoal Broken Slate N.K Series
$9,500 $36,000 $33,000 $24,000
Thomas Newman Studio Pearl Chandelier Evolution Stool Howard Table Homage Chairs Novios Lamp
$32,000 $4,000 $35,000 $4,500 $15,000
Ara Thorose 5M Chair 5+5M 7M Chair 4M Chair
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$8,500 $12,000 $8,500 $8,500
Larose Guyon Valse au Crépuscule Chandelier
$55,600
Caroline Blackburn No.981 No.534 No.997 No.951 No.987 No.986 No.967 No.947
$6,500 $3,000 $6,400 $3,300 $5,400 $5,100 $2,300 $6,500
Henzel Studio Tony Ourlser, Untitled Anselm Reyle, Untitled Jwan Yosef, Electrical Helmut Lang, Untitled Nan Goldin, Wine and Roses Richard Prince, 1-234-567-8910 Mary McCartney, English Rose Kim Gordon, Fung Dress Marilyn Minter, Twilight
$12,650 $10,500 $12,550 $9,900 $8,400 $13,600 $15,100 $9,500 $10,650
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