Property News · June 18, 2017

The chairman: the dealer selling CC41 furniture to the famous


James Watkins set out to be a pop star, but instead found success dealing in Second World War utility piecesIt was during his time living in London’s Whitechapel that James Watkins discovered his love for design and vintage furniture. He had a small room in Myrdle Court, a shabby art deco block of flats with curved Crittall windows, that had once been home to the band Bow Wow Wow and the Chapman Brothers. Although he was working as a musician, he realised the importance of his environment. “I thought if I only have space for one chair, I want it to be a good chair, something with a history.”If I only have space for one chair, I want it to be a good chair, something with a history Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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