Each piece within the walls of Apartment 97 has been thoughtfully chosen to create a unique atmosphere steeped in a passion for art & design. There are currently fifteen (13) pieces available for purchase.

FURNITURE | ART | VEHICLES

543 Broadway Dining Set

Gaetano Pesce

The mystifying ‘543 Broadway’ dining set by Gaetano Pesce featuring a clash of colorful epoxy resin with stainless steel structures and rubber spring feet. In Gaetano’s words:

“The springs on the feet are to give a sense of insecurity, there is insecurity in our reality, we see it in violence, there is economic insecurity, there is insecurity in our health... when you sit you do not feel secure that is like the reality of life.” (Gaetano Pesce)

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Camaleonda Sofa

Mario Bellini

The Camaleonda Sofa was designed by Mario Bellini in 1970 and produced by B&B Italia until 1979. After being featured in the Museum of Modern Art’s 1972 exhibition “Italy and The New Domestic Landscape,” the design became almost immedately famous. Today, an authentic model from the 70s is highly sought after, costing much more than the original 400 euro price tag.

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Escalier M400

Roger Tallon

Roger Tallon “Helicoid” staircase produced by Sentou - an architectural masterpiece that appears as though it defies gravity. Tallon was a French industrial designer, although trained as an engineer, and he designed hundreds of products including refrigerators, tableware, lamps, other furniture, and even industrial robots for Peugot. This striking design is part of the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern art in New York City.

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Non-Stop Sofa DS-600

Berger, Peduzzi Riva, Ulrich, Vogt

The De Sede DS-600 was designed by Ueli Berger, Eleanora Peduzzi-Riva, and Heinz Ulrich in 1972. Reportedly, it was named after a mythical alpine creature. The design is completely modular allowing for it to interact with interiors in a very organic way.

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CL9 Ribbon Chair

Cesare Leonardi, Franca Stagi

CL9 Ribbon chair designed by Cesare Leonardi and Franca Stagi, produced by Bernini/Fiarm, also known as ‘the easy chair’. A tubular chromed frame supports one continuous band of molded fiberglass. The seat is highly sculptural, changing shape from different viewpoints. It is attached to the base by means of rubber shock mounts which alongside the cantilevered construction provide a surprising degree of springiness and flex while sitting.

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Sof-Tec Chair

david rowland

The “Sof-Tec” side chair, designed by David Rowland and produced by Thonet. A tubular construction meets a “SoFlex” seat and back. This coated grid of webbing curves upwards until someone sits, at which point it pleasantly bends and flexes. Multiple styles available.

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Archer’s Dilemma

Gregory Johnston

Archer’s Dilemma, composed from two aluminum “X” bullseyes enameled in opposing concentric rings of color.

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Übermensch Amor Fati

Gregory Johnston

Übermensch Amor Fati is a heavily patina’d welded steel composition formed from thin layered shapes of various sizes.

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RGBTV

Gregory Johnston

RGBTV, playfully named as if the composition was a television formed from the primary colors. 

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Studio Colori

Gregory Johnston

Studio Colori, Bauhaus in style and racing influenced. 

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Studio Colori

Gregory Johnston

Studio Colori, Bauhaus in style and racing influenced. 

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Chromatic Interactions

Gregory Johnston

Chromatic Interactions, a geometric composition with overlapping layers and colors. Blues and reds hold various hues through the anodizing process.

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Codex

Gregory Johnston

Codex, a black and white composition forming a physical binary code. Enamel on linen.

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Ducati 750SS - Sold

Fabio Taglioni

The 1974 Ducati 750 Super Sport designed by famed Ducati engineer Fabio Taglioni. 401 examples were produced as the first factory replicas of a race winning machine - as close a replica to the Imola 200 racer of 1972 that could be built, and still be street legal. Both art & design in one.

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Mercedes-Benz 230 CE - Sold

bruno sacco, joseph gallitzendoerfer, peter pfeiffer

The W123 Series was the most successful Mercedes-Benz ever. This particular example left the factory with European specifications and was imported from Germany after being converted to a cabriolet in period by Carrosserie Bahr. 


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