Ceramic vases from the master of organic and biomorphic silhouettes with rich glazes: Axel Salto. The Danish artist is more up-to-date than ever before and Salto’s objects are sold for tremendous prices at auction houses worldwide – prices which emblemize his unique, modern and progressive aesthetic.
From top left: Anita Ganbuganbu “Untitled” Australian Aboriginal Painting from Gianfranco Frattini for Arteluce “Dramatic 597” Fringed table lamp, Georg Jensen Candelabra No. 1087 by Soren Georg Jensen, Paul Evans 400 Olive Burl cabinet ca 1970s, Italian High Vase with beautiful hand painted decortif (unknown), and Bruno Mathsson Lounge Chair Model 36 by Karl Mathsson.
Yellow, green and dark wood are on my mind at the moment. From top left: beautiful vase from Nittsjö, solid walnut wood chair from Lloyd, a pair of valvet lounge chairs from Eisler and Hauner from the 1950s, Italian cocktail table in marble, art from Pierre Olofsson, and a gorgeous Mondrian brass chandelier.
“Igelkottsvasen” by Gunnar Nylund from ca 1970s. Beautiful chamotte vases find on auctions. I have four of them at home in different colors, shoot an e-mail if you are interested in purchasing one (or several).
The Line, which also is goes by the name The Apartment, has recently opened up their third store in the US – this time outside New York in the very classic vacation area of The Hamptons. However this is only a pop-up store in the heart of Amagansett, which unfortunately closes its doors at end of the summer. If you haven’t got the possibility to swing by any of the three locations (Soho NYC, Los Angeles or Hamptons), make sure to pay a visit to their online store where you must certainly will find something dreamy to purchase (or look at) as above items.
White ceramic vase ‘Surrea’ by Wilhelm Kåge Surrea from Gustavsberg in Sweden, ‘Nude on the Rock’ by Andre de Dienes, plate ‘Untitled’ from Jun Kaneko, hand-carved limited console by Carol Egan, coffee table by Paul Becker, and lamp by Carlo Scarpa.
Beautiful vase from the contemporary Chinese master painter Chu Teh Chun. The vase comes from his works in Sèvres porcelain.
Love vases and could never ever get too many.