Bright colors, sleek shapes, and clean, well-ordered spaces are the hallmarks of the furniture made in the middle of the 20th century, and these basic principles can play along with almost any architectural style. Classic pieces by Eames, Jacobsen, and the Italian masters are now collectors. items and serve as models for intelligent and witty designs by the new generation working today.
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Finishing Modern Furniture with Mikka DargelMikka Dargel is a Ford Model who occasionally builds custom modern furniture at Lounge Factor in Culver City, California. In this video she finishes a solid maple table using an orbital sander. Becom...
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House of bargainsThe News & ObserverFriday 15th August 2008That whole new look you've longed for might be within reach if you shop for furniture at thrift store and antique malls.
