Today something a little unusual, and a great reminder that
there has always been, and always will be, a luxury goods market. Imagine this sublime terrestrial globe and
clock on your grandfather’s desk: in glass,
chrome and leather created by Jaeger-LeCoultre for Hermès and likely designed by luxe
architect and decorator Paul Dupré-Lafon (1900-1970). So voguish and terribly modern and progressive
for 1935 and a now a fine statement piece for a sophisticated modern office.
A reminder that luxury goods may change, but quality will last.
image credit: Antiquorum, Geneva
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Thank you for stopping by and reading my feature today. I
love what I do as an interior designer and art advisor, and it’s my hope that
through these blog posts I’m enriching and heightening your aesthetic sensibility
towards art, design and fabulous interiors in some way ~ Richard Rabel (a.k.a. the modern sybarite)
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