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Friday, May 4, 2012

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!

Monday, April 2, 2012

Foyer Hall Detail

Last week you read about the living and dining room. Today, I'm just showing a detail in the foyer hallway. Every once in a while a vignette is just a jaw dropper. This is one of them for me. It is quiet and serene with just the right amount of glow. This leather bound chest is from John Richard. I adore this piece. The drawers are functional and provide great storage is a beautiful manner. The lamps and vases are from Arteriors Home. There is one piece of art to come in this vignette. I'll show you when it arrives. Still, this is lovely as is.

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Dining Room Installation

If you read my blog on Monday, you would have seen the living room installation. Here goes the dining room. First, a little sparkle from crystal finials from JF Fabric and Hardware. I love the glitter is sprays on the wall.

There's Joe this time finishing the drapes so they look perfect.

Those little guys are helping.... again!

What a mess! All installations start out looking like this. Love the cabinet from John Richard though.

That's better. That is a heavy mirror (also from John Richard) so special hardware was needed and patience to put it up. Jeff and Joe were up to the challenge. It needs a little something....

That's better. The glass art is from Cyan Design.

Gorgeous chair from Hickory Chair (so is the table). The grand vase is from Emissary.

I love the Currey chandelier. It makes everything glow. Chess pieces are from Palecek. We're just awaiting the green glass art bowl for the centerpiece. It's coming from Italy so it has a ways to travel.

There we go! Now you see the purple rhythm in one shot. We had a bit of a surprise with the dining chair fabric (not the purple ones). The original fabric from Lee Jofa was completely damaged ~ every stitch of it sent to Hickory Chair for the dining chairs and every bit of it in every colorway in stock (I had them check). The fabric was discontinued (hmmm.... wonder why?!!). It's a shame though; it was quite beautiful. It really wasn't a reflection on Lee Jofa; moreso the mill. No worries though. My pals at Schumacher came through. I had two lovely ladies in the showroom looking with me at every possibility. We came up with e true winner. Kravet still has its day as I used one of their fabrics for the inside back and seat. They will arrive shortly so the Italian bowl still has a few days to make it's appearance.

Details, details... It's all in the details.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

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 ;-)

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Adorable and Versatile



I love these stools or ottomans or benches or.... from Arteriors Home. So many uses, so little time!

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Kristin Drohan ~ One Kings Lane

Some of you may think I'm a bit obsessed with the Kristin Drohan Collection. You wouldn't exactly be incorrect. Here's the thing... I know something. You may know it too if you study the calendar at One Kings Lane. That's right! Kristin's furniture line is going to be featured there on Saturday, March 3rd. I still know something you don't know... ok, ok, I'll tell you... Kristin is featuring even more pieces on One Kings Lane than she has on her website! So if you've been looking at her Collection on her website, you've seen just how fantastic her line is. Now on March 3rd, you can see even more AND purchase at will. This is something you don't want to miss especially if you demand true eco-friendly, gorgeous furniture that does not make the pocket book cry. Still haven't visited her site? Here's a few more pieces to entice you...

The Francis Chair
The Jack Chair
The Lois Sectional

Don't forget... there will be even more to choose from on One Kings Lane March 3rd!

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Kristin Drohan Collection ~ Chip Chesterfield


I love this sofa! Kristin took a classic and turned it into a fantastic look for today. That's what I mean, she has a traditional start and then adds just the right spin to add interest. Each piece as eco-friendly as the next. No compromises. What's happening?! Why have I been featuring Kristin all these days? You'll find out in the next couple of days I promise!

Friday, February 24, 2012

Kristin Drohan Collection ~ Lois Chaise


Ok, so here we have the Lois Chaise. One of the most comfortable chaise I have ever sat in. It supports my back and has real arms! You know what I mean about chaises with wanna-be arms for appearance that aren't comfortable or functional. Kristin had this one in her master bedroom when she lived my way. Throw a lovely pillow on it and its a show stopper. Can you tell I'm leading up to something?

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Kristin Drohan Collection ~ Anthony Ottoman

C'mon! It doesn't get any better when we are talking about sophisticated ottomans. Did you know that Kristin's furniture is completely customizable? It is. She can even have renderings produced for you designers out there with your fabric on it to show your clients. Not tacky renderings either. Something that really coveys what it will look like. That's a nice feature don't you think?

Monday, February 20, 2012

Kristin Drohan Collection ~ Erin Sofa

How about this sophisticated little number? The Erin Sofa. Clean and classic. Did you know that Kristin names her one of her pieces after a person? An actual person close to her. That's how personal her creations are to her.

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Kristin Drohan Collection ~ Grace Bed

Isn't this bed amazing? The Grace Bed. Kristin designed this with her daughter! I design with my daughter too so this really warms my heart. Can't believe it is eco-friendly? It is my friend. High style and green?! Yes!

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Kristin Drohan Collection


Have you heard about the eco-friendly, high style Kristin Drohan Collection? If yes, you're in the know. If no, you will. Kristin is actually a friend of mine but that's not why I writing this post. Kristin's furniture fills a niche ~ the eco-friendly, durable, and stylish niche. Kristin, after having done many homes with children and pets who also wanted to be eco-friendly, noticed a lack of product in the marketplace. Sure there is eco-friendly not so much in a transitional ~ traditional realm. And not in a price conscious manner. Kristin got to work. She researched, sourced, researched some more, designed, designed, designed and viola ~ the Kristin Drohan Collection was born. Kristin continually researches, sources, and designs. Her work is never done. I believe her product line is about to explode. Is it widely known yet? No... but it will be in the next couple of weeks. So, I wanted to share my favorite pieces with you and the care and pride she takes with her line. It is really amazing. For the next few days I'll be featuring her creations. Do you like the one featured up top? I used these bar stools in a design and they just gorgeous. I'll get that project photographed soon and show you what I mean. Today I'm featuring a video of Kristin speaking about some very wonderful and interesting features of her furniture.



Intriqued?

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Gorgeous Chair from Koket

I hadn't heard of Koket before. I saw this ad. What a gorgeous chair. An excellent spin on a classic. I think its time to peruse their website. Won't you join me and tell me what you think? Here is a link to images of their products for a quick peak.

Friday, October 14, 2011

Just the Right Piece

Have you ever looked long and hard for that perfect piece? I have. I'm hoping I can spare some of you the trouble of finding a perfect end or table lamp. I'm going to share three of my favorites.

This first one is from John Richard. This is a beautiful little number called the Drake Side Table. Elegant and traditional but easily placed in a transitional or contemporary application where a nod to the past will be appreciated and provide the lovely diversity that each design craves.


The next one is from Hickory Chair. The East Paces Side Table designed by Suzanne Kasler.

I adore the fluidity of the legs. The beauty with this piece is that the finish is customizable. It can be rich and deep or light and airy making it one of the most versatile side/lamp table I have found.

Metal more your thing? How about this number?


These are the Marcel from Worlds Away. Again, the fluidity of the legs is so graceful. Sadly, I have to say the Marcel has been discontinued (boo hoo!) but they still have a limited supply. I have three of these in my home; two as night stands and one with a chess set placed upon it in between two chairs. Lauren and I play chess there. I'm glad I have them. They also are front and center in one of my favorite design projects...

Hmmm?!! I may need to buy some of their limited supply and keep them in inventory ~ I love them that much!

Monday, June 6, 2011

Barbara Barry for McQuire ~ Outdoor Furniture

I love Barbara Barry's style. Clean lined, elegant shapes. Her new line for McGuire is no different. Take a look...These pieces are from her Bowmont Collection.


Simply beautiful!
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