This Outstanding Vintage Mid-century Art Carpet Immortalizes The Style And Energy Of Joan Miro And The

This outstanding vintage mid-century art carpet immortalizes the style and energy of Joan Miro and the abstract expressionists who helped develop modern art. This dramatic artistic statement piece has an elegant modern visage with a stark eggshell white field and neutral decorations that are not only modern but very versatile. Broad flowing brush strokes with calligraphic accents form inky black linear figures that have strong movement and create a series of abstract glyphs that have their own expressive language. These classically modern motifs have sensuous curves and ambiguous features that are paired with colorful circles and concentric roundels. This provocative art carpet is the epitome of modernity with its playful designs and grounded backdrop of sumptuous ivory pile.

A 1965 vintage Italian brass and glass rod chandelier by Gaetano Sciolari. Has 21 light bulb sockets. Height from the the bottom to the ring above the glass rods is 26 inches.

An Unusually formed pair of mid 1970s Italian Pavilion lamps fashioned from silvered metal, supporting an internal brass frame. By Romeo Rega. Romeo Rega was a leading figure of contemporary Italian design. Alongside respective artists such as Gabriella Crespi, Willy Rizzo and Maison Jansen he helped champion Modernist glamour, through an innovative use of glass, chrome and steel.

New Jersey mansion, photographed by William Waldron. The living area of the main barn includes a 17th-century verdure tapestry, 19th-century wing chairs, and an antique bench from Provence; the leather sofa is Italian, and the plaster sculpture was found at a Paris flea market.

Interior photographed by Vlassak Verhulst.

1930's white folding Egyptian or Safari chair with canvas back and armrests and exposed oak footrest, created by Mogens Lassen K. Thomsen.