Gerard also designed this light fixture for the college. Source:ALEXANDER GIRARD, by Todd Oldham & Kiera Coffee Source:ALEXANDER GIRARD, by Todd Oldham & Kiera Coffee
Alexander Girard paper A. Quincy Jones, Builder's Homes for Better Living and an LTR that was once belonged to him. LTRs in "The Barn". The Textile & Objects posters in the top picture also came from the Jones estate, via LAMA. Source: Julius Shulman, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles Reading material
Scoren House (1969) in Woodside, CA by Don Knorr Robert Scoren, a dentist in Palo Alto, had his friend Don Knorr design a house for him. Another friend, Alexander Girard, designed the doors and a number of other features of the house. I was able to get inside for a tour. Girard sketches of the SCOREN doors. Source: House Industries Wall of cabinets covered in Girard textiles by Herman Miller.
Scoren, like Girard, was a folk art collector. Source:ALEXANDER GIRARD book by Todd Oldham & Kiera Coffee The bed and art are gone, but the Girard wall is still there. Herman Miller and Knoll once dined together in the Scoren house. Source: 568 Mountain Home Road Nelson, Girard and Eames were in the living room. Source: SocketSite