liquor bar table lamps 10 new Spanish designs make their Australian debut at AJAR Furniture + Design AJAR Furniture + Design announces the debut of 10 new Spanish products in the Australian market. These meticulously crafted creations from established as well as emerging Spanish designers of contemporary furniture and lighting products are available exclusively from AJAR Furniture + Design in Melbourne. AJAR is owned and operated by Spanish architect Josep Vallhonrat and Australian interior designers Andrew Boddington and Richard Fanale. AJAR’s owners frequently visit Spain to curate the very best in contemporary Spanish designed and manufactured products direct from the makers for residential, hospitality and commercial projects. AJAR’s latest Spanish collection includes: Memory Armchair Designed by G Vegni and G Gualtierotti for Casadesus, the Memory Armchair is a tribute to traditional design with its stately, yet soft form providing a delightfully comfortable chair. Options include high or low back, swivel, and matching sofa and pouf. Syrma Armchair and Syrma Footstool Also designed by G Vegni and G Gualtierotti for Casadesus, the visual lightness of Syrma Armchair and Syrma Footstool comes from the beautifully intertwined metal mash and rod steel perimeter with elective slender capitone seat pads in seductive copper, white or dark grey hues. Duo-Trio Pedestal Table Designed by the Ondarreta Team, Duo-Trio Pedestal Table melds organic shapes into a quirky statement, and is recommended for hospitality or apartment environments. Spongy Armchair and Spongy Footrest Designed by Stone Designs for RS Barcelona, Spongy Armchair and Spongy Footrest are described by their makers as ‘oozing niceness’ and ready to provide ‘a big hug’. Tripode M3 Table Lamp Designed by the Santa & Cole Team to create a warm atmosphere, arouse sensations and enliven monochromatic spaces, Tripode M3 Table Lamp is comprised of three crossed metal tubes to support the ribbon shade, and visually references Chinese chopsticks. http://www.woodenlamp.co.uk/wooden-chandelier.html The bahub doesn' have o sick ou in he bahroom a sunken bahub may be a clever way o make i blend ino he bahrooms design as well as décor. Added o his wih i opens up he area o creae more area. In fac if you don' own a super conemporary bahub or you can make i much rendier also he use of LED lighing. When hrow over he bahub wih i creaes he bahroom seem sylish also plus i can creae a soohing or hoel like feeling wih depending on how you wan o feel when you soak in a ho ub. Apar from he syle of your bahub plus is garnishes are significan décor ouches in he area. A waerfall fauce wih for insance also looks beauiful & conemporary. wooden lamp What truly sets 356 S. Mission Road apart from most L.A. galleries (and really, most galleries anywhere) is its extracurricular programming. There are a few gallery clusters in L.A., but like almost everything else in the city, to see the best shows you'll have to drive (sometimes for hours, depending on the time of day). Along with making you weigh your carbon footprint against your art appreciation, it means that visitors rarely just stumble onto a gallery or museum. Whatever you go to had better be worth it. Last year, Meredith Monk played piano for an informal crowd of admirers; the other week the artist Renee Green screened a film, which was followed by a reading by the poet and critic Fred Moten. Three weeks ago the gallery hosted a "coloring event," whereby the artist Eric Wesley, whose show closed last week, led a color-by-numbers seminar in which children and adults made their own versions of a stained-glass window he'd installed. (The window is a cross-section of a burrito.) For a while, there was even a weekly event called Scrabble Sundays, which is exactly what it sounds like. In a world where market pressures are omnipresent, and the artists on view are as often admired for their prices as they are their actual art, the laid-back, community atmosphere of 356 S. Mission Road comes as something of a balm. It's backed by one of the most powerful dealers in the world, true, but its programming, exhibitions, and ethos are strikingly, perhaps troublingly, unique.
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