Interior Designer Dani Arps Shops Collections: European Decorative Arts

Interior Designer Dani Arps Shops Collections: European Decorative Arts

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  A Pair of Louis XVI Giltwood Fauteuil Frames, Circa 1785. Estimate $12,000–15,000.

  “I greatly admire the handsome yet delicate silhouette of these fauteuil frames, and could easily see upholstering them in a vibrant African print to create a one-of-a-kind reception area.”
  
  

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  A Chinese Brown-Ground Polychrome Lacquer Twelve-Panel Coromandel Screen, Qing Dynasty, 18th Century. Estimate $20,000–30,000.

  "Intricate and detailed, this screen is the definition of functional artwork. It could be used to separate a living space from a workspace for a unique apartment setting."
  
  

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  A Directoire Ormolu, Gilt Brass, Patinated Bronze and White Marble Mantel Clock, Circa 1800. Estimate $7,000–10,000.

  “I not only love this piece aesthetically – the colour story is striking – but also because the history of Africans depicted in the decorative arts is very relevant to the African art renaissance that’s occurring now."
  
  

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  A Regency Rosewood and Parcel-Gilt Breakfront Side Cabinet, Circa 1810. Estimate $8,000–12,000.

  "Though this cabinet has delicate gilt engravings, I could see it in an edgy interior. The front panel colour is also very close to ‘millennial pink,' which is having a huge moment right now."
  
  

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  A Venetian Red Lacquer and Arte Povera Bureau Bookcase Mid-18th Century. Estimate $50,000–80,000.

  "So bold – this is a standout piece. I could go on about the artisanal Japanning technique used here, but beyond that, it’s simply a work of art. I would put this to good use in the office of a CEO."
  
  

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  A Tabriz Carpet, Northwest Perisa. Estimate $30,000–50,000.

  "This rug is gorgeous and the colour scheme is neutral enough that it can be used with many styles. I also like the large size. It would be a unique and impressive item to add to an office boardroom or breakout lounge area."
  
  

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  A George II Polychrome-Painted Bureau Bookcase. Estimate $12,000–18,000.

  "It’s so interesting how relevant many of these pieces are! This bookcase reminds me of the oversized floral wallpaper that keeps popping up. I think reupholstering the back panel in a quirky print would be incredible."
  
  

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  A German Baroque Ebony and Brass 'Boulle Marquetry' Bureau Mazarin, Circa 1700, Later Legs. Estimate $10,000–15,000.

  "So beautifully crafted and opulent – I would match this with a super minimal and chic writing chair."
  
  

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  A Set of Twelve North European Ebony-Inlaid Mahogany Dining Chairs, Circa 1815. Estimate $12,000–18,000.

  "The silhouette of these chairs reminds me a bit of the Greek klismos chair , which I really like. I also like that the quirky markings on each of the chairs is different – I could easily see using them in any type of meeting room."
  
  

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  A Pair of George III Giltwood Mirrors, Circa 1790. Estimate $12,000–18,000.

  "These enormous mirrors are a dream and would be an interesting juxtaposition to my minimal aesthetic."
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
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