Last week we profiled one fabulous contemporary interior designer, Steven Gambrel. We loved a ton of thingClick the images below for bigger versions:

There might not be a lot of information about Walter Lamb’s background or school on the Internet, but there sure is a lot of information about his great line of furniture he produced in the MidClick the images below for bigger versions:

Yesterday we fell head over heels for the brilliant combination of Mid-Century Modern design and Brazilian natural materials and details that are present in the fabulous furniture portfolio of designeClick the images below for bigger versions:

Talking about Donald Judd’s work takes on a bit of a spiritual tone to it.Click the images below for bigger versions:

Saying it’s hard to find a pair of Swank Lighting lamps to go with a Billy Haines-designed furniture piece is like saying there’s no water in the ocean: every pair of Swank Lighting lamps wouClick the images below for bigger versions:

We were wowed by Donald Deskey’s clever, masculine and luxurious Art Deco furniture designs, and loved all the great exotic wood tones and textures.Click the images below for bigger versions:

Karl Springer was a man with the unique knack of deftly combining exotic materials like Lucite, goat skin and parchment with classical shapes of chairs, tables and other home furnishings.Click the images below for bigger versions:

Many times when we present A Perfect Pair to you, we start out choosing a furniture piece from a recent designer influence post.Click the images below for bigger versions:

If you were a bit disappointed in the lack of background or history that we know about Mid-Century Modern furniture designer Edmund J.Click the images below for bigger versions:

If you happened to catch the March issue of House Beautiful Magazine, you may have seen a gorgeous pair of Swank Lighting lamps in the TobClick the images below for bigger versions: