Early commissions included the Delegate's Cocktail Lounges for the first United Nations Headquarters in Lake Success N.Y. (1947-48). In 1948 he opened his first shop in New York on East 65th Street and moved to fashionable 57th Street in 1950. His clients are luminaries in the world of art, theater, music and industry.
Connoisseurs and museums are avidly collecting his designs today. Kagan's furniture is in private collections worldwide. His prize-winning designs have been published in books and magazines internationally and are in the permanent collections of the V&A London, the Vitra Design Museum and Die Neue Samlung in Germany as well as in the most prominent museums in the United States.
From vladimirkagancouture.com
Contour chair, 1953 1stdibs.com |
Floating sofa, 1950s 1stdibs.com |
Sofa icollector.com |
Rocking chair and ottoman toddmerrillstudio.com |
Ondine chair haute-living.com |
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