Sold for:
$120,000

Tesko USA, 1987 mirrored stainless steel, brass, upholstery 33 w x 36 d x 30½ h in (84 x 91 x 77 cm)
The following six lots are from Krueck & Sexton Architect's 1987 commission Untitled No.
1 , a condominium unit in a notable Chicago skyscraper. The owner was an enthusiastic client who encouraged and allowed the architects a great degree of freedom. Upon completion of the interior, Krueck & Sexton had a difficult time deciding on appropriate furnishings so the client suggested that the team design furniture specifically for the space. Thus, Krueck & Sexton's furniture was born.

The following lots are the originals, and the interior of Untitled No. 1 the original inspiration, for Krueck & Sexton furniture designs. Organic forms and geometric angles are combined in a delicate balance, reflecting both the natural and urbane. The machined, yet handcrafted, materials exemplify the unique contemporary style that defines Krueck& Sexton's work.

Untitled No. I is illustrated and discussed in the book Krueck & Sexton: Architects by Franz Schulze on pages 64 through 75; the pieces have been in this residence since the date of their commission. literature: Krueck & Sexton: Architects , Schulze, ppg. 86-87





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Date:
2007-05-20

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