The amazing architecture, history and public art that fills the city are things that everyone who visits Chicago should explore. One could easily get lost in all the visual treats this city has to offer.
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The Gibson Studio Moroccan Ottoman & Ashley Console
on display @ Charles Pollock!
With fall rapidly approaching, we are once again freshening up our inventory at Gibson with some great new found pieces. Adding a personal touch to your living environment has never been easier when you step into Gibson. With so many unique accessories to choose from, you can tap into nostalgia, add whimsical flair, or simply find that perfect piece that completes a room.
Our latest acquisitions include an incredible Dietz industrial light on wheels, perfect to shine some light on your favorite objet d'art.
Vintage boxes in galvanized metal and wood, and cool glass battery jars ideal for your flora from the garden to name a few.
Stop in and see our wonderful assortment of wares from times when the simplest objects were beautifully crafted using the quality materials of a bygone era.
If you haven’t already, check out LACMA’s 20th century design collection highlighting objects and furniture designed by architects from Frank Lloyd Wright to Frank Gehry and several other prominent figures from the period.
“When Italian architect Ernesto Rogers famously declared that he wanted to design everything from "a spoon to a city," he articulated the desire of many architects to design both buildings and their contents.” (from LACMA’s website)
Exhibit: August 6, 2009–January 24, 2010
Art Deco was a popular design movement from 1925 until the 1940’s. At the time, the style was seen as elegant, glamorous, functional and modern. The style is based on mathematical geometric shapes, but is considered eclectic because it draws its inspiration from a variety of sources. Recently, Art Deco has experienced a revival, and appreciation for the style has soared.
From historical hotels, theatres, homes and even the city hall, Art Deco can be spotted all around LA.
To add to our already diverse showroom, we have brought in a number of cool Fornasetti pieces to accessorize the home with. These are highly collectible and give any living space a fashionable facelift while adding a point of interest.
Piero Fornasetti was an Italian painter, sculptor and interior decorator who was heavily influenced by Greek & Roman architecture. He is most known for featuring the woman’s face as a motif on many of his designs. Although Piero passed away in 1988, his son, Barnaba Fornasetti, continues his father’s tradition. Stop in and pick up one of the many unique pieces we currently have on display.
