Bait Vending Machine by Barbara Alper Berman upholstered bed frame in a

upholstered bed frame in a textural boucle-like pattern

Grey-finished concrete shapes a faceted base that draws the eye from every angle

Globally renowned street photographer and photojournalist Barbara Alper calls New York City home

The vintage rugs that inspired this piece were originally handwoven in the ancient city of Khotan and designed with wave and fret patterns or flowering vines along the borders

Bait Vending Machine by Barbara Alper Berman upholstered bed frame in aA 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.