"Diana" Art Deco Cabinet by Jean de Merry

Elevate your living space with this exquisitely restored egg lounge chair, drawing inspiration from the iconic designs of Jean Royère, circa 1960s. The chair features a unique egg-s...

"Interzone" is a commanding brutalist / abstract mixed media sculpture by Dan Schneiger, created circa 2015. This piece, like many of Schneiger's works, features an intricate amalgam...

This sculptural bronze chair by American artist James Vilona (b. 1955), exemplifies modern minimalist artistry through its use of patinated bronze and simple yet striking X-form desi...

Introducing the Putrella centerpiece by renowned designer Enzo Mari for Danese Milano—an exquisite example of blending industrial aesthetics with refined design sensibilities. Design...

Elevate your art collection with this exceptional, monumental, freestanding marble sculpture by acclaimed artist Robert Winslow (b. 1950). Created in 1988 and titled “Matrix”, this awe-inspiring artwork offers you a unique opportunity to own an extraordinary piece that showcases the pinnacle of sculptural expression. Measuring an impressive 85" H x 60" W x 38" D, the sculpture is comprised of 12 hand-fabricated, interlocking slabs of solid, polished, dark gray marble stone with white veining. The warm dark gray color often appears as black, depending on the lighting. Each 1.25" thick slab has been skillfully carved and assembled to form an abstract, geometric, multi-plane sculpture with a striking three-dimensional presence. Winslow's masterful craftsmanship is evident in the bullnose rounded edges and gracefully curved slots that ensure there are no sharp edges in the piece. This breathtaking sculpture captures Winslow's innovative approach to design and creative genius, through the captivating array of geometric shapes, angular forms, fluid lines, and sweeping curves. Each piece is a unique shape. The alternating directions of the interlocking pieces add to the sense of movement and dynamism in the sculpture. Four tall marble slabs create the sculpture’s leg structure, creating an abstract anthropomorphic form that appears as if it could walk away at any moment. The creation of the "Matrix" sculptures demanded an extraordinary amount of time and effort from Winslow, especially before the advent of modern 3D rendering and CNC cutting technologies. To ensure the stability and proper fit of these freestanding sculptures, Winslow meticulously crafted multiple maquettes using wood, plaster, and metal. The resulting sculptures are celebrated for their seamless forms, interplay of negative space, and harmoniously counterbalanced protrusions. Originally commissioned by an Executive Vice President of McDonald's Corporation for his Oak Brook, IL home, this monumental masterpiece is now available for the first time on the market since its creation. Rarely do works of this scale and complexity come to market! This “Matrix” sculpture would make a stunning statement piece in a Minimalist entryway foyer or modern living room. Don't miss this unparalleled opportunity to own a breathtaking example of Robert Winslow's artistry and elevate your space with a true conversation starter. Biography: Robert Winslow (b. 1950) is a distinguished American sculptor and painter who rose to prominence in the late 1970s. A fine art graduate from the University of California-Irvine, Arizona State University, and the University of Arizona, Winslow is renowned for his exceptional skills in various mediums. His sculptures are crafted in marble, granite, optical glass, wood, bronze, and mixed media, while his thought-provoking paintings boast powerful textures. Influenced by Pre-Columbian art and Jungian archetypes, Winslow's work is a testament to his diverse travels to Mexico. His artwork is held in esteemed corporate and private collections worldwide, including McDonald's Corp., Helene Curtis Corporation, The Chicago Board Options Exchange...

A captivating Swedish chandelier by Fagerhults Belysning, circa 1960s, that showcases the essence of Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern design. This ...

Jean De Merry Black Lacquer Credenza Jean de Merry is a luxury furniture line of timeless, poetic and French deco-inspired pieces, thoughtfully designed and expertly handcrafted. ...

This cabinet was made in 1930 by De Coene in Belgium. Made of high-quality materials and in excellent condition. The cabinet has two side cabinets with glass and a curtain behind th...

Jean de Merry contemporary cassetto sideboard This sideboard measures: 78 wide x 17 deep x 39 inches high This piece is in great vintage condition - al...

Cabinet from a house designed by Joseph De Bruycker in Belgium, 1938. this bookcase is made of veneer wood with a beautiful grain structure. The cabinet is made out of two volumes giving the design a unique tension between each layers. The cabinet has two small doors on each side with vitrine glass and in the middle two big doors...

Jean Pascaud (1914-1996) - A rare pair of rosewood cabinets each fitted with a chest of 4 drawers, with two sycamore and marquetry doors. The base is a...

A fine French Art Deco amboyna burl wood cabinet designed by Georges De Bardyère. Signed - Circa 1920. Free delivery for all areas in mainland Eng...