The Morelli-Kagan Connection

The restoration and renovation of the Morelli House not only required that the house be moved to a new location, but also necessitated much work on the interiors. Luckily Vladimir Kagan, world renowned furniture designer, was smitten with the project and volunteered to be lead interior designer. This exhibit gallery offers up images by Rex Windom of Kagan’s work along with an explanatory narrative written by Carole Cosgrove Terry.

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Valdimir Kagan

Morelli House: Living Room

Courtesy of the Morelli Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Morelli House: Vladimir Kagan Living Room Furniture

Photograph by Rex Windom, courtesy of the Morelli Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Morelli House: Vladimir Kagan in Dining Room

Photograph by Rex Windom, courtesy of the Morelli Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Morelli House: Vladimir Kagan Serpentine Sofa

Photograph by Rex Windom, courtesy of the Morelli Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Morelli House: Vladimir Kagan Nautilus Sofa

Photograph by Rex Windom, courtesy of the Morelli Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Morelli House: Vladimir Kagan Barrel Chairs

Photograph by Rex Windom, courtesy of the Morelli Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

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