The December Design at Phillips de Pury showcases a plethora of extremely opulent products on sale to the public next week. These 20th-century pieces captivate a time period of significant change and emulate the the styles of the influential years. These pieces come in ridiculously expensive price ranges, totaling an estimated $5-7 million. From kitchen tables starting at $150,000 to coffee tables starting at $45,000, there is an expensive table for any affluent budget.
The December Design at Phillips de Pury displays a number of work from E.W. Godwin, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Gio Ponti and Paolo de Poli, Scott Burton, and Shiro Kuramata. In the market for an expensive vase? The Tadao Adao set starts at $50,000.
$7 Million Furniture Collections
The December Design at Phillips de Pury Collection is Pricey
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