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Su Casa: Hazelnut Spread's Nakashima-Esque DIY Table
Well, color me impressed — really, really impressed. The other week, when I answered a reader's question about Nakashima-esque tables, I also read a great message in the comments from Hazelnut_Spread. She shared that she'd actually made this type of table herself.
Ask Casa: Where Can I Find This Coffeetable?
Hi CasaSugar,
I've been looking high and low for a coffee table similar to the one in the image I've attached. Does it have a particular name or style I should be researching? Thanks!
Crave Worthy: George Nakashima Coffee Table
I am a huge fan of George Nakashima. His mid-century designs blend elegance with naturalism in a way that works beautifully. So, of course, I'm also loving this Nakashima coffee table and bench (inquire for price).
How Would You . . .
This 1960s-era music stand (contact dealer for price) is attributed to famed designer George Nakashima. I love how malleable it looks already.
If you'll remember from the last few How Would You posts, I'd like you to think outside the home-decorating box and find alternate uses for traditional home accents and furniture pieces.
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Desire/Acquire: Shaker-Style Chair
The Nakashima Straight Backed Chair ($634) is a beauty, for sure. It was designed by architect George Nakashima, who was known to describe himself as “Japanese Shaker," for Knoll in 1948. But, this chair doesn't have the simple, possibly antiquated, look of most Shaker furniture; it's fresh and modern.
On the Market: A Frank Lloyd Wright Home in Central California
If you have a love for midcentury architecture and $2.7 million to spare, then consider moving to California's Central Valley to live in the beautiful, wonderfully maintained Fawcett House. This 3,700-square-foot home was designed by the famous modern architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1955, and it was completed in 1961, two years after Wright died. The six-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home is situated on 80 acres, and hunkers down into the farming landscape, with a low-pitched roof and angular wings that reach out into the fields.
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