Bill Sofield

   Bill Sofield has collaborated with McGuire furniture to develop fifteen beautiful pieces.

 

This writing table has impeccable detailing.

Sofield's arm chair is a combination of blackened steel and Danish cord. These two pieces would look stunning together.

Bill Sofield is part of the Aero Studios firm along with Thomas O'Brien. These furniture pieces are quite different from the pieces used in the David Barton Gyms, but beautiful in their own style.

Check out Sofield's collection at McGuire here.

Florence Knoll Exhibit

    From October 26 - December 15, Philadelphia University will be hosting a Florence Knoll exhibit focusing on her work previously housed in the 2005 exhibition at the Phildelphia Museum of Art. I attended the opening reception and lecture following, and fell even more in love with Florence than I already was. Her determination and passion for design as a coherent entity is undeniable.

   

 If you get the chance, visit the exhibit at the University's lower level of the Paul J. Gutman Library. For more information on Florence Knoll visit here.

Industrial Dining Table

    After searching for the perfect dining table, my fiance and I finally decided on this table from West Elm.

(via Westelm)

The table is composed of reclaimed wood from India. Ours was finally delivered today, and it is simply stunning! The wood is full of depth and character, and we cannot wait to eat all of our meals on it. Because we live in a loft, these high back chairs will aid in highlighting the verticality of our space. A bench also seems suitable for our space because our dining area is quite small, and will allow complete visual access to the table.

   I am looking forward to decorating our new table with mini pumpkins and gourds. Pictures to come once we have everything in place!

Eames Lounge Chair

1956 Assembly Film


Vitra manufacturing, Germany

Since its 1956 introduction, the Eames lounge chair has become a true representation of classic design. The chair is now in production by both Herman Miller for the American market and Vitra for the European market. Vitra designers adjusted the overall dimensions of the lounge chair for maximum comfort of the individual while staying true to the aesthetic of the chair. Herman Miller also adjusted the design of the original chair by specifying contract-grade leather for increased durability, and began to use lacquered wood instead of oiled wood finishes.
(via hermanmiller.com & vitra.com)