Just a word about the interior.
The wall unit you can see in the sitting area is an example of Cado from the 1970's, designed by Paul Cadovius the Danish Architect. I found it, after some time months searching on an auction site and retrieved it from a large house in Barnet where it had been lovingly kept since it was purchased. Unusually, this example has the rosewood backing panels which gives it that something extra.
The coffee tables and the dining chairs are both designed by Richard Young of Merrow Associates and again from the 1970's.
The recliner is clearly courtesy of Le Corbusier.
The only picture currently in the house is the 1994 MOMA poster of Fallingwater by F.L.W that we visited earlier this year.
And the settees in the sitting area are usually occupied by a sleepy weimaraner !!!
The wall unit you can see in the sitting area is an example of Cado from the 1970's, designed by Paul Cadovius the Danish Architect. I found it, after some time months searching on an auction site and retrieved it from a large house in Barnet where it had been lovingly kept since it was purchased. Unusually, this example has the rosewood backing panels which gives it that something extra.
The coffee tables and the dining chairs are both designed by Richard Young of Merrow Associates and again from the 1970's.
The recliner is clearly courtesy of Le Corbusier.
The only picture currently in the house is the 1994 MOMA poster of Fallingwater by F.L.W that we visited earlier this year.
And the settees in the sitting area are usually occupied by a sleepy weimaraner !!!
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