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Farzaneh Ali-hosseini

8 years ago

Hi stephane,
I am a big fan of your design and I took inspiration from your work when I was designing around my midcentury dinning set.
I love to know where I can find ceramics similar to the ones in this photo. Are they vintage or new.

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stephane chamard
8 years ago
hello most of those piece are vintage mixed with some (the whites ones) from jonathan ADLER
Sarah Wong
8 years ago
what is the chair called on the left facing away from us? (the one just left of the masters chair)
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mallorykramer
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Sarah, the chair is Chair One by Konstantin Grcic

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