Designs Assuranc
August 26th, 2010
GTAC 2007: Adam Porter & Atif Memon – Skoll DCQAS
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Ess Auditing & Assuranc Services & Lakeside Co Package $147.74 No Synopsis Available |
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Essentials Auditing & Assuranc Services & Enron Package $117 No Synopsis Available |
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Essen Auditing & Assuranc & Aud Case & Sarbane Pk $170.43 No Synopsis Available |
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Knoll Table Desks $4557 “Like so many of her groundbreaking designs that became the gold standard for the industry, the 1961 executive collection made its way into the pantheon of modern classics. Florence Knoll’s designs are reserved and cool, severe and angular, reflecting the objective perfectionism of the early 1960′s.” |
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Nelson Star Clock $485 “The Nelson Star Clock by Vitra is one of the largest, most recognizable and copied designs of the collection. Designed by George Nelson in the late 1950′s, his vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home.” |
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LCP $2175 The Kartell LCP Chair speaks to those who appreciate the innovation and manufacturing expertise of modern furniture designs. This flexible and comfortable seat is crafted of a single piece of durable acrylic plastic and is featured in four transparent colors. |
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Eames Lounge Chair $3579 “Considered one of the most significant and widely recognized furniture designs of the 20th century, the Eames Lounge Chair by Herman Miller set a standard for comfort and elegance in modern design. Introduced in 1956, it’s a treasured collector’s item around the world.” |
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Eames Lounge Chair with Ottoman $4499 “Considered one of the most significant and widely recognized furniture designs of the 20th century, the Eames Lounge Chair by Herman Miller set a standard for comfort and elegance in modern design. Introduced in 1956, it’s a treasured collector’s item around the world.” |
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Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman $4499 “Considered one of the most significant and widely recognized furniture designs of the 20th century, the Eames Lounge Chair by Herman Miller set a standard for comfort and elegance in modern design. Introduced in 1956, it’s a treasured collector’s item around the world.” |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Onyx on Dark Grey Finish $299 “A true icon, the Asterisk clocks simple shape holds as one of the collections most enduring modern designs. Designed by George Nelson in 1950 during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of his clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house. Available in Black or White.” |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Firecracker on Dark Grey Finish $299 “One of the more highly sought after designs of the collection, the black and white sides denote the meridians of the day. Designed by George Nelson ca.1960 during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of his clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house.” |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Onyx with Leather Seat on Dark Grey Finish $385 “One of the largest, most recognizable and copied designs of the collection. Designed by George Nelson in the late 1950′s during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of his clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house.” |
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Knoll 4 Position Credenza $7794 “As a pioneer of the Knoll Planning Unit, Florence Knoll created what she modestly referred to as the fill-in pieces that no one else wants to do. Like so many of her groundbreaking designs that became the gold standard for the industry, the 1961 executive collection made its way into the pantheon of modern classics. Florence Knoll’s designs are reserved and cool, severe and angular, reflecting the objective perfectionism of the early 1960′s.” |
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Knoll Rectangular Coffee Table $917 “As a pioneer of the Knoll Planning Unit, Florence Knoll created what she modestly referred to as the fill-in pieces that no one else wants to do. Like so many of her groundbreaking designs that became gold standard for the industry, the 1961 collection made its way into the pantheon of modern classics. Florence Knoll’s designs are reserved and cool, severe and angular, reflecting the objective perfectionism of the early 1960′s.” |
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Knoll Square Coffee Tables $663 “As a pioneer of the Knoll Planning Unit, Florence Knoll created what she modestly referred to as the fill-in pieces that no one else wants to do. Like so many of her groundbreaking designs that became gold standard for the industry, the 1961 collection made its way into the pantheon of modern classics. Florence Knoll’s designs are reserved and cool, severe and angular, reflecting the objective perfectionism of the early 1960′s.” |
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Eames Ottoman $1519 “Considered one of the most significant and widely recognized furniture designs of the 20th century, the Eames lounge chair set a standard for comfort and elegance in modern design. The rich veneer and supple leather suggest old-fashioned luxury translated into modern forms. Introduced in 1956, it’s a treasured collector’s item around the world.” |
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Knoll Square End Tables $885 “As a pioneer of the Knoll Planning Unit, Florence Knoll created what she modestly referred to as the fill-in pieces that no one else wants to do. Like so many of her groundbreaking designs that became gold standard for the industry, the 1961 collection made its way into the pantheon of modern classics.” |
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Charles Ghost Chair $170 “An homage to the furniture designs of the past, the Kartell Charles Ghost Chair is entirely transparent, with details found on 19th century European classics. Crafted in a single mould with a crystalline, playful appearance, this stylish stool is stable, resilient, and will multi-task its way throughout the office. ” |
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Knoll 2 Position Credenzas $5994 “As a pioneer of the Knoll Planning Unit, Florence Knoll created what she modestly referred to as the fill-in pieces that no one else wants to do. She refers to her own line of desks as the meat and potatoes which had to be provided. I did it because I needed the piece of furniture for a job and it wasn’t there, so I designed it. Like so many of her groundbreaking designs that became the gold standard for the industry, the 1961 executive collection made its way into the pantheon of modern classics. Florence Knoll’s designs are reserved and cool, severe and angular, reflecting the objective perfectionism of the early 1960′s.” |
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Knoll Cross Check $3609.45 “In a Santa Monica workshop established by Knoll in 1989, Frank Gehry began experimenting with a new approach to material and structure. Three years later, Gehry’s groundbreaking collection of laminated maple chairs and tables was previewed at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Inspired by the woven construction of apple crates he had played on as a child, Gehry began to weave thin strips of wood into lightweight fluid forms. The ribbon-like designs transcend the conventions of style by focusing on the essential challenge of integrating material and structure.” |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Bluemarine on Dark Grey Finish $409 The Eye clock is a hauntingly beautiful design of brass on a walnut frame. Designed by George Nelson in the late 1950′s during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of his clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house. |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Desert on Dark Grey Finish $339 “Probably the most famous clock design by Nelson, the ball Clocks whimsical design is as modern as ever. Designed by George Nelson ca. 1948 during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of these clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house. Available in Multi-coloured, Red, White, Orange or Natural.” |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Espresso on Dark Grey Finish $339 This re-edition from 1999 is constructed from the original Nelson documents using the same materials and colors as specified. Designed by George Nelson ca.1960 during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of these clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house. |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Onyx on Dark Grey Finish with Polished Aluminum Base $1089 The Sunflower clock is a beautifully unique use of simple birch and laminated metal pins. Designed by George Nelson in the late 1950′s during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of his clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house. |
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Generation Chair by Knoll – Pebble on Dark Grey Finish $589 The Turbine clock is a kinetic piece that still remains truely modern. Designed by George Nelson in the late 1950′s during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of his clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and still are refreshing additions to any room in the house. |
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Copeland Light $385 “Available in 3 different finishes this clock will make a fascinating focal point and integral part of any room. Designed by George Nelson ca. 1950 during a huge U.S. economic boom. Nelson’s vision was to bring modern lasting design into common aspects of the home. Many of his clock designs were manufactured into the 70′s and are highly collectable. Available in Multi-colored, Red or Walnut.” |
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Massage Chair by Omega – The Montage $3499 “The Montage Massage Chair by Omega employs sleek designs along with highly upgraded features. The look is of a contemporary-modernistic design, contrasted with attractive lines with soft curves. The chair boasts all new features such as body scanning for height, Air Massage Technology with lower leg kneading, and a longer stroke length to be the first to offer hip and sciatica massaging in addition with shoulder and neck massages.” |
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Knoll Power Play $7449.75 “In a Santa Monica workshop established by Knoll in 1989, Frank Gehry began experimenting with a new approach to material and structure. Three years later, Gehry’s groundbreaking collection of laminated maple chairs and tables was previewed at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Inspired by the woven construction of apple crates he had played on as a child, Gehry began to weave thin strips of wood into lightweight fluid forms. The ribbon-like designs transcend the conventions of style by focusing on the essential challenge of integrating material and structure.” |
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Knoll Face Off Table $2755.56 “In a Santa Monica workshop established by Knoll in 1989, Frank Gehry began experimenting with a new approach to material and structure. Three years later, Gehry’s groundbreaking collection of laminated maple chairs and tables was previewed at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Inspired by the woven construction of apple crates he had played on as a child, Gehry began to weave thin strips of wood into lightweight fluid forms. The ribbon-like designs transcend the conventions of style by focusing on the essential challenge of integrating material and structure.” |
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Knoll Hat Trick $1697.71 “In a Santa Monica workshop established by Knoll in 1989, Frank Gehry began experimenting with a new approach to material and structure. Three years later, Gehry’s groundbreaking collection of laminated maple chairs and tables was previewed at The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Inspired by the woven construction of apple crates he had played on as a child, Gehry began to weave thin strips of wood into lightweight fluid forms. The ribbon-like designs transcend the conventions of style by focusing on the essential challenge of integrating material and structure.” |