Say the door to the home from the furniture accessories
furniture for the post-modern interior
by：DIgao
2020-08-14
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1983 this is a digital version of an article from The Times Print Archive, before it starts online in 1996.
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In the 1920s S and 1930s S, the furniture of modern functional buildings was scarce, as the avant-garde modernist had little modern furniture to choose from.
Architects Marcel Brewer and Missy Van del Lo\'s tubular steel chairs were not available in the United States until the end of 1940s and in their early 50 s.
Early Modernist architectsM.
In California, Schindler and Richard Noosa had to design their own furniture or build the right furniture at home.
Today, after-
Modern architecture and rear
Modern furniture.
Ironically, aftermodern rooms -
The colors, pillars, and forms of traditional buildings are classical sorted and filled
When they are photographed and published, there is often no furniture.
N PrincetonJ.
Architect Michael Graves once shipped his favorite collection of furniture to his later stages
Modern interior design being filmed.
Edward I, New York architect
The factory of Voorsanger & Mills Associates has designed 45 pieces-
Chairs, tables and cabinets
This is specially made for postal service.
The company\'s modern home in Bel Air, CaliforniaPost-
Modern furniture, like architecture, is a reaction to modernism.
None of the furniture embodies all the features of this new furniture, but as a group, this furniture represents a collection of similar problems.
Most of it is borrowed from classical forms, many of which are symbolic rather than abstract.
It is often decorated, usually made of wood that is painted or kept natural.
Sunar-led furniture manufacturers in Waterloo, Ontario are now cautiously addressing the furniture needs that fit these spaces.
Robert Cadwallader, Sunar executive in charge of hiring Mr.
Graves designed the company\'s first in 1979.
The modern showroom said: \"Modern furniture has become so little that nothing can be taken off.
The pendulum had to swing in another way.
We must create furniture;
No.
Don Keith, vice president of marketing at Gunlocke, based in Weilan, NY. Y.
He said: \"After some designers asked for furnituremodern look.
There is a need for it.
These companies have asked some architects who have completely changed their buildings in the past 10 to 15 years to design new furniture. Mr.
Graves made several pieces for Sunar and two for furniture maker Memphis in Milan, Italy.
Philadelphia architect Robert wenzhry designed 15 to 20 pieces for Noel International, which will be unveiled on next April.
Architect Charles Moore has many buildings in Essex, Los Angeles and Conn County.
Voorsanger & Mills is also required to make a family furniture collection.
Gunlocke commissioned craftsman and furniture designer Wendell Castle to sign a limited edition for the 50 series currently on the market.
Niedermaier is now selling post-
Modern tables and lights.
Except for an advertisement --of-a-
Physical objects built by architects for certain projects, more and more supplies later
Modern furniture is available to designers or decorators, both in the office and in the home.
So far, the production of these furniture is limited and the price is very high.
The price of Graves lounge chair Sunar is $3,440 (plus fabric);
The price of the Atlanta table in Gunlocke is $9,800, and the Niedermaier table designed by Gary Lee is also $495.
The 20th-century furniture sold the graves dresser for $33,000. Mr. advertising
Graves said he was satisfied that the new furniture did not need to be produced in such a limited quantity at such a high price: \"I believe it can be made reasonably, perhaps a traditional furniture manufacturer, they are used to producing wood for a large domestic market. \'\'Mr.
Graves\'s expensive work re-introduces elegant materials for more labor
Intensive time-
Hardwood floors, Bird
Eye maple and momof-pearl inlay -
With them, there is the concept of making wood.
His Sunar debris was recalled earlier on the 20th.
Century Austrian furniture
In sharp contrast to the industrial look of modern design
Graves used the human body to describe his furniture: \"The chair looks like it was meant to support the frame of a person.
Legs are legs, not supports.
The architect said that his table, like a building pillar, had the legs of the groove, \"first a piece of furniture and then a building . \".
The legs are supported by something that looks like a wooden hoof.
The dresser he made for Memphis was like a miniature building on a drawer base.
Architect Roger Crawley
The man who worked with him
The grave on the table and recliner, who himself received an awardwinning chair -
Talking about the animal shapes that appear in some of the furniture: \"chairs, like the throne, have historically been a symbol of authority.
Like riding an animal to convey authority, the person sitting in a chair representing the animal symbolically makes use of the power of the animal.
\"On his own elegant crutches and fruit-wood prototype chair, Sir.
He said that Crawley returned to the klismos chair, which was the foundation of many chairs before modernism.
\"Dakota Jackson, a craftsman and furniture designer in New York, said
His furniture design was integrated into modern architecture.
Like his glass.
The buffet at the top, he said, was \"comfortable, classical, balanced, not cantilever or unstable. \'\'Although Mr.
Mills occasionally assigns some furniture from Ward Bennett or the East Giya furniture collection, and he finds that he can customize the furniture
In half to three
Cost of parts ordered from a large company-
If the design of his furniture needs wood instead of metal.
Colorful customs of many companies
The work of the design consists of cubes, spheres and Prism, which are closely related to the geometric form of the company\'s architecture.
Most of the furniture is built on solid-
Exterior wall of classical Post
In contrast to the walls of modern houses, the floor plan of modern buildings.
Wall inside Voorsanger & Mills with built-in-
In terms of furniture, the company\'s independent furniture is built in both form and scale.
In a recent Furniture competition at Formica, Charles Moore designed a corner cabinet --
\"Because it\'s so out of fashion,\" he said . \"
Fix the room according to the weight and size of the room. Mr.
Moore\'s other furniture designs are still preliminary, but include what he calls \"chairs for many sofas \"--a bow-
There are various leg wing chairs with sliding covers.
No one revealed the details of Mr.
The furniture of Mr.
I would not describe the design that he had worked for five years.
However, the person who had seen the sketch said that he had taken inspiration from traditional furniture, colors and patterns, including prints, and played a prominent role in the design.
Jeffrey Osborne, vice president of design at Noel, said the series was designed to be eclectic: \"Mies furniture and Mies chairs look great.
So far Sunar has made a grave table, a sofa and a recliner;
It is now in production.
\"I am happy to say that the tomb furniture is starting to sell in large quantities and we will do more,\" Mr.
Said Cadwallader.
\"We have asked him to design a quill chair and a movable wall system for Sunar\'s parent company, Hauserman.
\"In addition to the furniture, architects and designers also said that there is a lack of fixtures, hardware and even daily necessities suitable for later design.
Modern architecture.
\"When I prefer fixtures using brass and glass, I have to build wall lights with slabs, which can give a room where the light flashes,\" Mr Graves said . \".
\"I want to design all the artwork that builds personality in the room, things on the table or table, even the clock and cutlery.
The new furniture that has appeared so far is just the tip of the iceberg --
I have a lot to do with others.
\"A version of this article was printed on August 18, 1983 and on page C00001 of the national edition, the title is: furniture of the postModern interior.
1983 this is a digital version of an article from The Times Print Archive, before it starts online in 1996.
To keep these articles as they appear initially, the Times will not change, edit, or update them.
There are occasional copywriting errors or other problems during the digitization process.
Please send a report of such issues to archid_feedback @ nytimes. com.
In the 1920s S and 1930s S, the furniture of modern functional buildings was scarce, as the avant-garde modernist had little modern furniture to choose from.
Architects Marcel Brewer and Missy Van del Lo\'s tubular steel chairs were not available in the United States until the end of 1940s and in their early 50 s.
Early Modernist architectsM.
In California, Schindler and Richard Noosa had to design their own furniture or build the right furniture at home.
Today, after-
Modern architecture and rear
Modern furniture.
Ironically, aftermodern rooms -
The colors, pillars, and forms of traditional buildings are classical sorted and filled
When they are photographed and published, there is often no furniture.
N PrincetonJ.
Architect Michael Graves once shipped his favorite collection of furniture to his later stages
Modern interior design being filmed.
Edward I, New York architect
The factory of Voorsanger & Mills Associates has designed 45 pieces-
Chairs, tables and cabinets
This is specially made for postal service.
The company\'s modern home in Bel Air, CaliforniaPost-
Modern furniture, like architecture, is a reaction to modernism.
None of the furniture embodies all the features of this new furniture, but as a group, this furniture represents a collection of similar problems.
Most of it is borrowed from classical forms, many of which are symbolic rather than abstract.
It is often decorated, usually made of wood that is painted or kept natural.
Sunar-led furniture manufacturers in Waterloo, Ontario are now cautiously addressing the furniture needs that fit these spaces.
Robert Cadwallader, Sunar executive in charge of hiring Mr.
Graves designed the company\'s first in 1979.
The modern showroom said: \"Modern furniture has become so little that nothing can be taken off.
The pendulum had to swing in another way.
We must create furniture;
No.
Don Keith, vice president of marketing at Gunlocke, based in Weilan, NY. Y.
He said: \"After some designers asked for furnituremodern look.
There is a need for it.
These companies have asked some architects who have completely changed their buildings in the past 10 to 15 years to design new furniture. Mr.
Graves made several pieces for Sunar and two for furniture maker Memphis in Milan, Italy.
Philadelphia architect Robert wenzhry designed 15 to 20 pieces for Noel International, which will be unveiled on next April.
Architect Charles Moore has many buildings in Essex, Los Angeles and Conn County.
Voorsanger & Mills is also required to make a family furniture collection.
Gunlocke commissioned craftsman and furniture designer Wendell Castle to sign a limited edition for the 50 series currently on the market.
Niedermaier is now selling post-
Modern tables and lights.
Except for an advertisement --of-a-
Physical objects built by architects for certain projects, more and more supplies later
Modern furniture is available to designers or decorators, both in the office and in the home.
So far, the production of these furniture is limited and the price is very high.
The price of Graves lounge chair Sunar is $3,440 (plus fabric);
The price of the Atlanta table in Gunlocke is $9,800, and the Niedermaier table designed by Gary Lee is also $495.
The 20th-century furniture sold the graves dresser for $33,000. Mr. advertising
Graves said he was satisfied that the new furniture did not need to be produced in such a limited quantity at such a high price: \"I believe it can be made reasonably, perhaps a traditional furniture manufacturer, they are used to producing wood for a large domestic market. \'\'Mr.
Graves\'s expensive work re-introduces elegant materials for more labor
Intensive time-
Hardwood floors, Bird
Eye maple and momof-pearl inlay -
With them, there is the concept of making wood.
His Sunar debris was recalled earlier on the 20th.
Century Austrian furniture
In sharp contrast to the industrial look of modern design
Graves used the human body to describe his furniture: \"The chair looks like it was meant to support the frame of a person.
Legs are legs, not supports.
The architect said that his table, like a building pillar, had the legs of the groove, \"first a piece of furniture and then a building . \".
The legs are supported by something that looks like a wooden hoof.
The dresser he made for Memphis was like a miniature building on a drawer base.
Architect Roger Crawley
The man who worked with him
The grave on the table and recliner, who himself received an awardwinning chair -
Talking about the animal shapes that appear in some of the furniture: \"chairs, like the throne, have historically been a symbol of authority.
Like riding an animal to convey authority, the person sitting in a chair representing the animal symbolically makes use of the power of the animal.
\"On his own elegant crutches and fruit-wood prototype chair, Sir.
He said that Crawley returned to the klismos chair, which was the foundation of many chairs before modernism.
\"Dakota Jackson, a craftsman and furniture designer in New York, said
His furniture design was integrated into modern architecture.
Like his glass.
The buffet at the top, he said, was \"comfortable, classical, balanced, not cantilever or unstable. \'\'Although Mr.
Mills occasionally assigns some furniture from Ward Bennett or the East Giya furniture collection, and he finds that he can customize the furniture
In half to three
Cost of parts ordered from a large company-
If the design of his furniture needs wood instead of metal.
Colorful customs of many companies
The work of the design consists of cubes, spheres and Prism, which are closely related to the geometric form of the company\'s architecture.
Most of the furniture is built on solid-
Exterior wall of classical Post
In contrast to the walls of modern houses, the floor plan of modern buildings.
Wall inside Voorsanger & Mills with built-in-
In terms of furniture, the company\'s independent furniture is built in both form and scale.
In a recent Furniture competition at Formica, Charles Moore designed a corner cabinet --
\"Because it\'s so out of fashion,\" he said . \"
Fix the room according to the weight and size of the room. Mr.
Moore\'s other furniture designs are still preliminary, but include what he calls \"chairs for many sofas \"--a bow-
There are various leg wing chairs with sliding covers.
No one revealed the details of Mr.
The furniture of Mr.
I would not describe the design that he had worked for five years.
However, the person who had seen the sketch said that he had taken inspiration from traditional furniture, colors and patterns, including prints, and played a prominent role in the design.
Jeffrey Osborne, vice president of design at Noel, said the series was designed to be eclectic: \"Mies furniture and Mies chairs look great.
So far Sunar has made a grave table, a sofa and a recliner;
It is now in production.
\"I am happy to say that the tomb furniture is starting to sell in large quantities and we will do more,\" Mr.
Said Cadwallader.
\"We have asked him to design a quill chair and a movable wall system for Sunar\'s parent company, Hauserman.
\"In addition to the furniture, architects and designers also said that there is a lack of fixtures, hardware and even daily necessities suitable for later design.
Modern architecture.
\"When I prefer fixtures using brass and glass, I have to build wall lights with slabs, which can give a room where the light flashes,\" Mr Graves said . \".
\"I want to design all the artwork that builds personality in the room, things on the table or table, even the clock and cutlery.
The new furniture that has appeared so far is just the tip of the iceberg --
I have a lot to do with others.
\"A version of this article was printed on August 18, 1983 and on page C00001 of the national edition, the title is: furniture of the postModern interior.
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