Planning a big celebration in Los Angeles can be as thrilling as it is overwhelming. From backyard birthdays to rooftop weddings, every detail counts. That’s where Los Angeles event and party rental services come in handy. They can transform your vision into a setup that feels effortless and stunning.
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If your space is feeling a little too square, it’s time to embrace the curve — specifically, the Mt. Curve. Designed by the ever-imaginative minds at bnf Studio, the Mt. Curve seating collection is here to swoop, cradle, and steal the spotlight with its bold silhouettes and juicy color palette.
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Named after Blanche Dubois, the self-deluded protagonist of Tennessee Williams’ 1947 play A Streetcar Named Desire, Shiro Kumata‘s Miss Blanche Chair (1988) is an icon of postmodern design. Kamata originally experimented with embedding natural roses in the chair, but the flowers burned in the acrylic resin, so he instead used artificial flowers. Continue reading Eye On Design: Miss Blanche Chair By Shiro Kuramata
Sometimes, upgrading your home’s style calls for big changes—like painting entire rooms or embarking on full renovations. But other times, a transformation can be as simple as replacing your old sofa.
Start by arranging for the quality furniture removal of that worn-out piece and reimagine what could take its place. You might be surprised at how much a single furniture swap can refresh a space—especially when you opt for a design-forward choice like the velvet sofa.
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Only in 1960s France could a chair double as a political statement, a pop art sculpture, and a place to park your derrière. Enter the Charles de Gaulle Portrait Seat, a surreal and strangely hilarious design object dreamed up in 1967 by the unexpected team of French sculptor César Baldaccini (just “César,” if you’re nasty) and industrial design legend Roger Tallon.