An original Djinn chair and ottoman for sale in matching upholstery is becoming rare enough. A complete four-piece vintage Djinn set is something else entirely. Because pieces like this don’t simply sit in a room....
If you like to make a statement with your home or office decor and you're on the look out for an unusual and commanding modern desk at which to...
Meachum's table lamp in Iron Fist is a Visual Comfort Table Lamp in hand rubbed antique bronze and brass with dark bronze shade. He has several of these eye catching and sophisticated lights in...
This floor lamp is near identical to the commanding cinema light seen in Cottonmouth's office in Netflix-Marvel's Luke Cage. The light shown in our image is called Chicago and is available from £189 from made.com. ...
This sofa is a contemporary take on a chesterfield called Providence and features prominently in Cottonmouth's office in Netflix-Marvel Luke Cage. Made by Zuo-Modern, the sofa which looks green in Cottonmouth’s office, is actually...
Director/Producer Billy Wilder (Sunset Blvd. (1950), Some Like It Hot (1959), The Apartment (1960) was fascinated by furniture and a big fan of the Eames. He owned several plywood chairs like this one. Available...
Original 1960's vintage Dorothy Thorpe whiskey glasses - the exact kind used by Don et al in Mad Men. Buy the glasses Read our Feature
When film set decorators need to convey a character’s good taste and style or when they simply need an extremely handsome piece in a domestic or office setting, we’ll often spot an Eames creation...
If it's good enough for Mad Men's Joan then its good for us! The iconic Eames DAR armchair has a moulded polypropylene shell and comes in a delightful variety of colours and a choice...
Avengers: Age of Ultron features some classic pieces and in the party scene we see the Philippe Starck KTribe Table Lamp by Flos sitting in front of Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.). Buy the...
The first in-depth overview book of Anderson s filmography, guiding readers through his life and career. Previously unpublished photos, artwork, and ephemera complement a book-length conversation between Anderson and award-winning critic Matt Zoller Seitz. ...
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