Bait Vending Machine by Barbara Alper Camden

Bait Vending Machine by Barbara Alper CamdenA Pennsylvania roadside shop, July 5, 1984. Globally renowned street photographer and photojournalist Barbara Alper calls New York City home, capturing subjects and stories wherever life leads her. Her camera serves as a natural extension of her inherent curiosity and love for exploration, granting a unique, authentic perspective to every experience she documents. Reproduced in partnership with Getty Images, handmade in Austin, Texas.

intricate motifs seem to speak a story all their own

while curved legs and bullnose edging create a sense of fluidity

Finished in a matte black

Solid iron sheeting is finished in a soft

Gather around a sculptural art form

Channeling inspiration from the Seventies

rounded corners and finished with aged brass drawer pulls and tapered spindle legs for warm character

Reclaimed French oak shapes a softened square to make a unique

tapered oak with arms wrapped in vintage leather frames a floating seat covered in natural linen

but is actually a fixed cushion with expert tailoring

monochromatic look that pairs with just about anything

with a rounded top and base with vertical reeding