Women of Design by Beverly Russell

Women of Design by Beverly RussellA Spiraling Tribute to American Interiors. A cult favorite title exploring the influence of female designers on contemporary American interiors. With striking visual documentation and a graphic cover as bold as its contents, the book captures a moment in design history when women reshaped space, story, and structure. Minor shelf wear consistent with age.

layered under florals

sits atop three hand-turned legs joined by a rare triangular stretcher—both practical and poetically geometric

softly rounded with a wider lip and subtle speckling

their silhouettes are soft

the composition suggests dual figures or winged movement

evokes the rhythm of domestic life—perhaps used to gather grain

Its round three-board top

Featuring bold reproductions and art historical context by Bernard Zurcher

This petite freestanding tabletop mirror is a quietly poetic artifact—its aged silvered glass is held within a delicately scalloped edge

The quatrefoil form and footed base lend a quiet gravitas

Its scalloped apron and slender cabriole legs nod to 18th century English influences—refined yet unpretentious

Designed in the 1920s