(Wassily as in Kandinsky, although not named so by Breuer, but by the manufacturer.)
I seem to remember having a Mart Stam Cantilever Chair or similar when we were little, but some fatso sat on it and broke it.
Look at this Mies van der Rohe cutie:

My dad and I also had a great conversation about bathroom tiles: how subway tiles in traditional 1904-NYC are cute and travertine is out. YES! Family is so good.
Love these varying sizes/shapes of subway tile. And hexagonal floor tiles! I would have chosen a different wall color (dark gray blue? Benjamin Moore Knoxville Gray?), but velly nice!

Also, check out this vertical use of gray subway tiles. Looks much better than you'd think, yes?

AT compiled this list of local subway tile sources (Floor Depot IS wonderful).
For realz homework/research now...
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design my future sf flat plz?
love the metal tiles.
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