by Neil De La Flor | Jan 27, 2014 | furniture
cor is in the house…. in 1954 prince bentheim tecklenburg and leo lübke began manufacturing upholstered furniture in rheda-wiedenbrück under the name of cor, which is Latin for heart. from the swinging sixties with the conseta sofa to the seventies with trio and...
by Neil De La Flor | Jan 17, 2014 | blog, events
“2nd saturdays @ glottman gives me the opportunity to showcase our new arrivals for 2014, such as tom dixon, cor, flos, kinnasand, and other international brands, and share my ideas with clients on trends in lighting and furniture design,” said oscar glottman. “it’s an evening designed in an intimate setting at our newly renovated wynwood showroom.”
by Neil De La Flor | Nov 19, 2013 | projects
a boy’s life is never complete without a space to call his own. glottman designs unique living spaces for children to live and play in. this home on miami beach, designed for a young family, features elements that are bright and luminous, using a simple palette...
by Neil De La Flor | Nov 18, 2013 | projects
glottman turns a simple room into a magical playground where pink and brown teddy bears rule and watch over the space until its owner returns home. the loren ghost bed waits to provide luxurious comfort in a sometimes tumultuous world. besides the exquisite detail of...
by Neil De La Flor | Nov 13, 2013 | furniture
the word ‘moulin’ conjures up images of a distant past fueled by the energy of an age driven by excess. however, this good, old-fashioned moulin chair designed by the late pierre paulin is anything but ostentatious. its simple lines provoke a sense of...