Get the Dwell Look at Wright's American Modern Furniture Auction

Charles and Ray Eames, PKW-2 chair in enameled steel, leather, and walnut for Herman Miller, 1951

Mark Neely and Paul Kefalides’s living room is decked out with the couple’s vintage finds, including a Hans Wegner Sawback chair (the fur throw obscures an area needing repair), a George Nelson Ball Clock, a DF-2000 cabinet by Raymond Loewy, a light designed by Greta Von Nessen, and a suite of Brian Willshire wooden sculptures, one of Neely’s many collections.

George Nelson & Associates, Ball wall clock, model 4755 for the Howard Miller Clock Company, 1949

Up on the ninth floor, their sober Neo sofa and chaise from DWR and classic Florence Knoll credenza are contrasted by more exotic accessories like Patrick Townsend’s Orbit chandelier and an offbeat white vase from Creative Growth, an Oakland, California, workshop for disabled artists.

Florence Knoll cabinet, model 116, for Knoll Associates USA, 1948

The master bathroom has a bamboo screen and a Deauville tub by Victoria + Albert. A vintage enameled metal sign from the London Underground is framed by the screen and a cactus that sits atop an African stool. Read more about the eclectic South Minneapolis residence here.

Charles and Ray Eames, walnut and plywood FSW-6 screen for Herman Miller, 1946 Bid on an archival American classic of your own at Wright's American Design auction on February 12, 2015.

Nessen Lighting produced a series of five DeRespinis lamps in 1960.

George Nelson & Associates Beehive pendant lamp, model NS801, for Nessen Studio, 1960