April Market Finds

 For me, I usually try to find a new vendor or two during Market.  This time, I returned to a showroom I have visited in the past to reacquaint myself with it.  The Bentley-Churchill and Emerson et Cie Showroom.  I was pleasantly surprised with what I found.  Above is a lovely settee that I enjoyed.

 Some new, interesting tables and bookshelves.

 Nice little writing desk that can be used in multiple applications.

 Another lovely little settee.

I loved this little table that looked like bell-bottoms.  Groovy!

 Mid-century style sofa.  I love the arms and legs.

Chic floor mirror that can be customized with any fabric or leather.  Wonderful! I'm glad I visited them this time!

Traditional Wings

I have always loved wing chairs. There is something about them that makes me want to curl up with a soft, warm blanket, a hot cup of tea and a good book. There have been all kinds of interpretations of the classic wing chair. They all have there place. My eye always leans towards the traditional when it comes to a wing. It's classicism I enjoy the most. Here are a few of my favorites. Above is the Elliot Wing Chair from Hickory Chair. I'll never forget the first time I saw this chair. The lines on it are extraordinary. I was with my friend Pam at High Point Market and she exclaimed, "I think that's the prettiest chair I've ever seen."

The one above is from Bentley Churchill. The Huntington Wing Chair. I love the way the wing is rounded. I consider this to be feminine in style. The one below...


also by Bentley Churchill is on the masculine side. It is quite grand yet can still fit into smaller spaces given its width. This is the Retreat Wing Chair. Even the name beckons me.


How about this classic shape for places where rattan is in order. The Soleil Wing Chair from Palecek. See one can still have a wing chair in the solarium. The one below is even more traditional...

also by Palecek, the Sweaterweave Wing Chair. Sweaterweave... it all still makes me want to curl up in it and turn the pages of an actual book... you know the kind with the paper pages ;-)