Design Classics Gallery

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noseinabook:Bought some classics with my credit at the used bookstore today.

Ray and Charles Eames, LCW or Loung Chair Wood, 1945

I realize now how very short life is, because I’ve got to be considered to be in the home stre

Designing Woman (1957) Dir. Vincente Minnelli

Marilla: I don’t think I like fights!Mike: A lot of people do…Marilla: Not all of them,

VINTAGE CHILDREN’S CLASSICS It has been two years since we first revealed the series design for our

rosewong: Secret Garden, The Great Gatsby, Frankenstein, 1984, Lolita, The Princess and the Goblin,

pigalle120:The timeless classics from Christian Louboutin! Design!

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Jaguar E-Type, 1961 Photograph: Jaguar Heritage. On its release Enzo Ferrari called it “The mo

Dieter Rams, D. Lubs, Braun ETS 77 calculator, 1987

introvertedbookworm24:•Classics Haul• I’m very excited to read these books, especially Frankenstein.

Dallas International Conference Center by Austrian firm Coop Himmelb(l)au. www.dezeen.com/20

The classics will always catch our attention before anything else, and seeing up close the Porsche c

sweptawaybbooks:@bloomsburypublishing Modern Classics stealing my heart one book at a time Bloomsbu

sampler: yuria: etoystk:classics: Mudshark Streetwear - Independent fashion and designer streetwear

Charles Rennie Mackintosh, chair 302 Argyle, 1897. I Maestri Collection, Cassina

Marcel Breuer, B3 chair, designed 1925, made 1927-28 by Standard Möbel. Chrome-plated steel. Cooper

Marcel Breuer, chair B46, first produced 1930 by Thonet. Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas, Vallad

Classics never go out of style. Bass tassel loafer Weejuns are always a good choice. Shoes ….

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macrolit:100 Postcards from Penguin Modern Classics

lilathepirate:Oxford world’s classics

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