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| You have 9 items in your cart (Quantity of each item may be specified at check-out) | |
 | girard doll no. 10 |
| v-leg bed, single, bentwood legs |
| gigi® stacking side chair, limonatta |
| eames® dining chair metal, orange stain |
| gigi® stacking side chair, light yellow |
| boeri cb2 sofa with four legs |
| soft pad management chair with casters (wheels), ivory leather |
| janssen quote-unquote bookends |
| eileen gray folding screen, black |
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54.33"w · 65.75"h
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eileen gray folding screens Designed by Eileen Gray, 1930 The high-tech look that arose in the 1980’s and which is still potentially current had an ingenious predecessor. For over half a century, Eileen Gray had anticipated the cool industrial aesthetics of modern technology with the Folding Screen and her fluorescent lighting fixture Tube Light. Her softly curved, four-leaf folding screen with its perforated metal panels will also survive the stylistic trends of future decades undamaged. Indeed, there are forms upon which no one can improve. Four-piece, foldable screen. Wooden frame with two differing perforated panels. High-gloss lacquer finish in black or red.
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