Twentieth: Twenty-First Century Vision
WORDS: Phil Tarley
IMAGES COURTESY: Twentieth
A dream. A temple. A museum. Walking through the doors of Twentieth’s emporium on Beverly Boulevard is to enter an über world filled with art, with visual, with sensorial delights. Almost as if one had lifted the metaphorical lid of Pandora’s design box, once one sees what’s inside, it’s hard to settle for less. A visit to Twentieth inspires and inflames a passion for world-class, artful interior design. It is like no other showroom I have ever been in.
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WORDS: Craig Stephens
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Company CEO and art historian Kristy Phillips explains, [...]
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