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Katabira à motifs de haies sèches, œillets et hirondelles
18th century Katabira (summer kimono) with patterns of dry hedges, carnations and swallows. Matsuzakaya collection
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“Do you remember when we first met? I thought I had wandered into a dream.”
— J.R.R. Tolkien
Hungry Wolf in Moonlight, by Suzuki Shonen (1849 - 1918)
Mori Girl Papier 1 (2009)
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church. Berlin, September 2015.
Head of Medusa by Davide Calandra and Edoardo Rubino (c. 1926)
Peruvian textile fragment
No. 16 Desk is a minimalist desk created by Washington, DC-based studio Austen / Morris. The question of how a desk should adapt to different working configurations – solo focus, collaborative sessions, expanded surface needs – rarely gets a clean structural answer.
Jeju Stadium, Jeju Island. 1968
Suspens is a minimalist lounge chair created by Paris-based studio PERRON et FRERES. The premise behind the chair is quietly provocative: that comfort and visual restraint need not work against each other. Most seating resolves this tension through mass – foam cores, padded arms, upholstered frames that read as soft before they are touched. Suspens takes the opposite position, arriving at ease through structural economy rather than material accumulation.
FASHIONS OF THE 1920'S
"Chanel, 1926, loaned by Miss Frances Clyne. Early in the twenties, Chanel threw richness to the winds, dyed imitation lace bright red, dared women to wear fake pearls and varied the chemise silhouette by dipping the skirt."
George Hoyningen-Huene
Harper's Bazaar, May 1940