…when I happened across this chair on Flickr and then Mid Century Modernist I thought I knew every Eames chair that had ever been designed but no not this little beauty. It’s the ES 102 Intermediate Swivel Arm Chair which was unleashed on the world in 1968 but was discontinued five years later because of high production costs. So it’s super rare and uber spenny but the hunt is on for one…sigh…
Interiors
We finally got around to watching first time director Tom Ford’s A Single Man based on the Christopher Isherwood book last weekend and it was worth the wait. Everything about it was gorgeous from the sets to the cinematography, I was positively drooling. The house used was the Schaffer Residence (pics below) which was built in 1949 by the architect John Lautner and I’ve decided that in another life I will be living there because of course in that life the $1.5M price tag won’t be a problem.
The ever gorgeous Julianne Moore as the over the top, camp, fucked up fag hag best friend of Colin Firth’s character. Her screen time was limited but for me she just lit up the screen.
A haunting story about a tortured and broken man ( beautifully acted by Colin Firth ) over the period of one day with to die for interiors along the way, what more could you ask for. The soundtrack by Abel Korzeniowski is just incredible. I need to watch it again…and again…
…I’m loving the Mid Century influenced Revival sideboard from John Lewis above. It’s not the right wood finish for me and I would prefer another door on the right but it’s very nice indeed. I tell myself every day that I WILL one day find the perfect sideboard at the right price.

















