Dux in a row

We just got in a set of four Compass chairs by Erik Kirkegaard for Dux. We'll be reupholstering them, as someone apparently got distracted in the middle of the job, which is why two are upholstered in vinyl, and two are upholstered in fabric over a thicker cushion.

These chairs look as amazing in profile as they do head-on, and while most of us try to avoid turning our backsides to the camera...most of us of a certain age, at least...the rear view of these distinguished older ladies still looks great.

In spite of upholstery just begging to be replaced, these are some gorgeous chairs. We're selling them at a reduced price this weekend only, and the price will go up when they've been recovered, so if you're in the neighborhood today or tomorrow, stop by and take a look.

Compass armchairs by Eric Kirkegaard for Dux

More mid-century masochism

Looking at mid-century listings around the country on Craigslist can hurt so good! Here are the lastest luscious items that technology puts right at my fingertips...but geography keeps completely out of my reach.

The Paul Laszlo cocktail table and the turquoise lamp are absolutely killing me.

All photos from craigslist.org

Bertoia for Knoll chairs - Seattle

Brass light fixture - Seattle 

Cork table lamps - Seattle

Drexel Declaration credenza - Los Angeles

DUX lounge chair - Los Angeles

Finn Juhl armchairs - Chicago

Florence Knoll chair - Philadelphia

George Mulhauser for Plycraft - Los Angeles

Grete Jalk sofa - Seattle

Jens Risom swivel chair - Portland

Milo Baughman dresser & night stands - Los Angeles

Paul Laszlo cocktail table - Los Angeles

Paul McCobb Planner headboard - Portland

Pink refrigerator with turquoise interior - Denver

Turquoise lamp - Indianapolis