In 2001, renowned design studio House Industries partnered with the estate of late architect Richard Neutra – whose notable projects include the Kaufmann House (1947) in Palm Springs, the Lovell Health House (1929) in Los Angeles and the Kronish House (1955) in Beverly Hills – to create a set of fonts based on the geometric letterforms Neutra specified for many of his residential houses and commercial buildings. The resulting font family, Neutraface, became an integral part of the new millennium’s typographic landscape. Rendered directly from the Neutraface outlines, precision-crafted Neutra House Numbers (1930s) bring a piece of the Neutra aesthetic to any residential or commercial space. Made in Taiwan. Elegant visibility. Designed for visibility, these house numbers mount approximately 0.75" off the wall to cast subtle shadows. Each includes installation instructions and a full-scale drilling template to eliminate any guesswork, and mounting hardware is hidden when installed properly. Rendered directly form the Neutraface font family. Precision-crafted from anodized or brass-plated aluminum. Clean and crisp look. Visible and legible by design. Brings a piece of Neutra’s aesthetic to any home or building. Instructions include full-scale drilling template for easy installation. Brand Design Within Reach General Dimensions 4" H 2⅞" W ¾" D Assembly Requires Assembly Warranty 3-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary) Item No. 100071515
Neutra House Numbers - Aluminum DWR Design Studio worked with Dion Neutra to produce these numbers true to the 1930s originals, in exacting detail. His fat
Sausalito-based ceramics company Heath together with type foundry House Industries recently released these eye-catching address plates, emblazoned with fonts designed by Richard Neutra and Charles and Ray Eames.
In 2001, renowned design studio House Industries partnered with the estate of late architect Richard Neutra – whose notable projects include the Kaufmann House (1947) in Palm Springs, the Lovell Health House (1929) in Los Angeles and the Kronish House (1955) in Beverly Hills – to create a set of fonts based on the geometric letterforms Neutra specified for many of his residential houses and commercial buildings. The resulting font family, Neutraface, became an integral part of the new millennium’s typographic landscape. Rendered directly from the Neutraface outlines, precision-crafted Neutra House Numbers (1930s) bring a piece of the Neutra aesthetic to any residential or commercial space. Made in Taiwan. Elegant visibility. Designed for visibility, these house numbers mount approximately 0.75" off the wall to cast subtle shadows. Each includes installation instructions and a full-scale drilling template to eliminate any guesswork, and mounting hardware is hidden when installed properly. Rendered directly form the Neutraface font family. Precision-crafted from anodized or brass-plated aluminum. Clean and crisp look. Visible and legible by design. Brings a piece of Neutra’s aesthetic to any home or building. Instructions include full-scale drilling template for easy installation. Brand Design Within Reach General Dimensions 4" H 2⅞" W ¾" D Assembly Requires Assembly Warranty 3-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary) Item No. 100071532
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In 2001, renowned design studio House Industries partnered with the estate of late architect Richard Neutra whose notable projects include the Kaufmann H
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In 2001, renowned design studio House Industries partnered with the estate of late architect Richard Neutra – whose notable projects include the Kaufmann House (1947) in Palm Springs, the Lovell Health House (1929) in Los Angeles and the Kronish House (1955) in Beverly Hills – to create a set of fonts based on the geometric letterforms Neutra specified for many of his residential houses and commercial buildings. The resulting font family, Neutraface, became an integral part of the new millennium’s typographic landscape. Rendered directly from the Neutraface outlines, precision-crafted Neutra House Numbers (1930s) bring a piece of the Neutra aesthetic to any residential or commercial space. Made in Taiwan. Elegant visibility. Designed for visibility, these house numbers mount approximately 0.75" off the wall to cast subtle shadows. Each includes installation instructions and a full-scale drilling template to eliminate any guesswork, and mounting hardware is hidden when installed properly. Rendered directly form the Neutraface font family. Precision-crafted from anodized or brass-plated aluminum. Clean and crisp look. Visible and legible by design. Brings a piece of Neutra’s aesthetic to any home or building. Instructions include full-scale drilling template for easy installation. Brand Design Within Reach General Dimensions 4" H 2⅞" W ¾" D Assembly Requires Assembly Warranty 3-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary) Item No. 100071515
I am on the verge of a very serious fixation on citrine yellow, and this neon doorway just pushed me over the edge.
In 2001, renowned design studio House Industries partnered with the estate of late architect Richard Neutra – whose notable projects include the Kaufmann House (1947) in Palm Springs, the Lovell Health House (1929) in Los Angeles and the Kronish House (1955) in Beverly Hills, among others – to...
