Birds 1967 Posters Lisa Larson No. 1

Birds 1967 Posters Lisa Larson No. 1You are looking at a hidden treasure revealed! Peace and understanding, brought to you in lively colorful patterns. Lisa Larson decorated her birds with gouache colors and figures inspired by Flower Power and Mexican folklore back in 1967. In the midst of the Summer of Love she and her young family stayed in California. Craving for work she created a happy flock of passionate birds which then was left forgotten in her closet for half a century. They

The seat of Tabouret N° 307 (1951) by Jean Prouvé has the shape of a tractor saddle and is crafted from solid oak in the version produced by Vitra

is a typical example of the stylized flower and plant themed patterns designed by Fujiwo Ishimoto

glasses for iced coffee or for hot coffee and tea

when Kay Bojesen wanted to make a children’s level hanger to support his kids in reaching their clothes

Flower Table Alexander Girard

the candleholder is made from casted metal and has a matte finish that compliments its jagged silhouette

when the steam blows through them

The cylindrical styling is evident in the handling surface of the servers

The classic Rhombe pattern made its debut on porcelain in 1961

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Full of simplicity and natural style

34 cm Large: 33 x 14 x h