Seagram Building

Originally created for the Four Seasons Restaurant at the Seagram Building in New York, this design is believed to be a collaborative effort between Mies, who designed the building, ...

Many other major commissions followed, including an enamel mural for the Seagram Building in New York, and the Alexander Corporation, New Jersey, in 1960 which was the largest mural ...

Elegant Large Architectural Console Made Originally for New York's Modernist Icon, the Seagram Building. A Sculptural Bronze Frame Supports a Top of Glass or Marble Raised Over it.

Pair of lounge chairs designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for the Seagram Building. Original dark brown leather with button tufted seats and walnut plinth bases.

Original Modernist Cocktail Table Designed by Phillip Johnson for the Seagram Building and Purchased from the Sale of the Contents of Building.

He created iconic works such as the German Pavilion at the Barcelona International Exposition (1929) and the Seagram Building in New York, leaving a legacy of timeless elegance in ar...

Some of his most important buildings include the 1929 German Pavilion for the Barcelona International Exhibition and the 1956-1958 Seagram Building in New York.

He taught at the Bauhaus and Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), and was a trusted mentor to Florence Knoll. Mies’ buildings—including the Seagram Building, IIT Campus, and Farns...

As a leading Modernist architect and furniture designer, Mies elevated industrial-age materials to an art form. His steel-framed buildings with large-scale glazing, like the Seagram ...

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

A rare bench designed and made for the Seagram Building on Park Ave. Original cast concrete X-form bases support a leather grid seat.

Mies van der Rohe was the architect for the Seagram Building and the ground floor restaurant and bar was designed in collaboration with Philip Johnson.

Represented by George Billis Gallery, NYC & LA -- Focusing on this duality of the old and the new, my work captures a changing New York – the old neon signage of the neighborhood ph...

We are looking south from perhaps 59th street and it's noteworthy to state the view is without the iconic PanAm building, Seagrams Building and Lever House. Construction started on ...

A brief detail of the history of the stools follows from the Knoll website; Originally created for the Four Seasons Restaurant at the Seagram Building in New York, this design is be...

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

Breathtaking photographs capture details often missed by the naked eye; architectural drawings and pictures of works-in-progress take you behind the scenes and enrich your understand...

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

With the help of contemporary technological and material developments, he sought a stripped-down purity to architecture, showcased by the likes of the Seagram Building and Farnsworth...

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

His designs feature in the UN Building and Seagram Building in New York, UNESCO's headquarters.

Mies’s famed dictum “less is more” grew from his belief that architecture both guides and expresses the spirit of the times, and he envisioned the 20th century as open-minded, logica...

He immigrated to the United States in 1938, setting up a practice in Chicago. His buildings include the German Pavilion for the 1929 Barcelona Exposition, the Tugendhat Villa in Brno...

His experience painting stage sets in Portland may well have influenced the murals he designed years later for the Four Seasons restaurant in the Seagram Building in 1958 and for Har...

Custom stainless steel and marble dining table designed and made for the Seagram's building in New York City.

These are Eames DCM Side Chairs, initially designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1946. These examples date to the 1960s. The listed price includes the set of ten chairs as shown. Thei...

This is a dining table, originally designed by Gordon Bunshaft and Davis Allen of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM). This particular example was produced in the 1960s and represen...