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Beech frame upholestered rubberised chair
22 JunBeech frame upholestered rubberised chair by Galerie Vanlian
Originale 50’s chair that can be used mostly anywhere in the house or office.
the simple curved lines make this chair timeless.
Beech frame upholestered rubberised Chair
Beech frame upholstered rubberized hair; tension sprung seat and back, Latex foam cushion. it is upholstered in wool fabrics in a two-tone colour scheme. Designer: Ronald A. Long. Makers: R. S. Stevens Ltd
1950’s Beech armchair
21 Jun1950’s Beech armchair by Vick Vanlian
Beach armchair, legs stained teak; hairlock upholtery; with wool fabric covering and contrasting cushion. Designers: Ejner Larsen and A. Bender Madsen. Makkers: Fritz Hansens Eftft (Denmark)
beech armchair legs stained teak hairlock upholstery with wool fabric
Interior Movie theatre
17 JunInterior Movie theatre by Vick Vanlian
Interior Movie theatre by vick Vanlian, Envy Interiors, Galerie Vanlian
Ceiling Lamp
10 JunCeiling Lamp by Vick Vanlian
Ceiling Lamp by Vick Vanlian
Pearl medusa illuminate giving a magnificent ceiling lamp.
A new concept in interior design makes art out of pipes and metal chains in this remarkable floor lamp designed by Vick Vanlian
Brown Saturday
3 JunBrown Friday by Envy Interiors
BROWN – We think of our roots when we see brown. We also associate it with aging since most things turn a shade of brown over time. We get an earthy feeling from lighter shades, such as beige, tan and sand, while darker shades can feel a bit murky or foreboding. If you mix brown with shades of red, it will absorb glare. Therefore, it is an effective color to use in rooms with harsh light and where the climate is dry.
Designed by Envy Interiors, Vick Vanlian, Galerie Vanlian
Purple Wednesday
1 JunPurple Wednesday by Vick Vanlian
PURPLE – An artistic color, purple is considered meditative, spiritual and ritualistic. It is also regarded as regal and dignified, conjuring up visions of a monarchy. It’s darker shades, such as plum, have more red and are associated with passion and fire. On the lighter side, tints such as lavender and soft violet, create a lovely, subtle sense of solitude. This is ideal for a bedroom, den or library.
Designed by Vick Vanlian, Envy Interiors, Galerie Vanlian
Designed by Vick Vanlian, Envy Interiors, Galerie Vanlian
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