In 1966 Florence Knoll asked him to design a collection of outdoor furniture that would withstand the climate in Florida, where she had a home. Now probably best known for his outdoor furniture, Shultz has reissued his 1966 collection and continues to design new products.
From knoll.com and richardshultz.com
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| Petal table 1stdibs.com |
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| Enameled cocktail table 1stdibs.com |
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| Rocking chair architonic.com |
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| Armchairs treadwaygallery.com |
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| Rosewood and chrome coffee table mid2mod.com |
The most recent addition to our store is a daybed Richard Schultz designed for Knoll in the 1950s. It is in spectacular condition, having been reupholstered in a Knoll fabric. It has an adjustable cane back that is simply beautiful.
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| Richard Schultz daybed for Knoll, 1950s...for sale at our store |
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| Back view of the Richard Schultz daybed for Knoll |
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| Close-up of upholstery fabric |
Oh gee. All I need is a couch or day bed or something to go in the living room that looks like a couch.
ReplyDeleteI wish your store were in my town, I know you'd find me something I love!
@1950sarh: I think we're going to look at two daybeds this weekend that fit that description.
ReplyDeleteShut up with that daybed. Gaaah. Everything about it is so cool! The fabric is really really lovely.
ReplyDelete@adriane: If this doesn't sell super fast, I'm buying it for myself! I love that thing.
ReplyDeleteOoooh I love that daybed!!
ReplyDelete@Rhan: Unless someone comes in to buy it soon, that daybed is going to follow me home. :)
ReplyDeleteWow. That orange IS fabulous!
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