Boomerang's Own Storage Unit
NEW: Something new from Boomerang...an In-House designed unit in walnut with drawers, an open display and sliding masonite doors where equipment or ? can be located. It also has a finished back so the unit can be floated in the room! it measures 7' long and 18" deep. Beautifully crafted! $4,475.-
Florence Knoll Credenza
VINTAGE: A sweet, small storage unit from the 1950's by Florence Knoll for Knoll International. In walnut with white lacquered sliders and stainless pulls and legs. Adjustable inner shelf. Measures 36x 27x18 inches deep. $2,995.-
Nelson "Guestroom" Unit
VINTAGE: Here's a really unusual dresser/desk by George Nelson for Herman Miller circa 1946. Closed up it just looks like a normal dresser but pivot the top drawer front and pull it out to expose the desk surface with little cubbies inside. Super cool! It measures 40x40x18 inches deep. The original walnut finish is intact and the burnt orange fronts were correctly refinished years ago. And to note the rare cupcake pulls! $3,475.-
Florence Knoll Units
VINTAGE: A stunning pair of three-drawer units in bookmatched Brazilian Rosewood by Florence Knoll circa mid-fifties. In mint condition! They measure 36x19x29 high. $10,750.- for the pair.
Harvey Probber Chest
VINTAGE: Such an amazing piece of furniture. Extremely solid, well built and useful. This 1960's storage chest was designed by Harvey Probber in mahogany and rosewood and features 8 drawers with brass pulls and 10 glass shelves. It measures 38x54x20 inches. $2,775.-
Harvey Probber Display
VINTAGE: Here's a dramatic storage and display piece by Harvey Probber circa 1970's. It's a black lacquered case with dramatic Brazilian rosewood doors. The top display area is lighted with two glass shelves. It measures 81 inches high and 26 inches wide. $1,775.-
Milo Baughman Bedroom Units
VINTAGE: A nice trio of units by Milo Baughman for Dillingham circa 1970's. Wonderful designs in walnut, a bedside unit with two doors and an internal shelf along with a medium-highboy and dresser all from the estate of the original owner. They are priced, $495.-, $995.- and $995.- THE TALL AND SMALL SIZE HAS SOLD
Eames Storage Units and Desks
NEW: Long before “modularity” and “high tech” entered the design lexicon, Charles and Ray Eames were using industrial production techniques to extend the boundaries of design and create a modern aesthetic. These desk and storage units complement each other, and each can stand alone. They provide ample storage, work, and display space. And at home or in the office, they look as striking now as they did when first introduced in 1950. Available with zinc or black metal frames and colorful or neutral color palette panels. From 795.- to 3,595.-