WOOD You Be Mine?

As we all know, Valentine’s Day can get a bit cheesy, but these little trinkets put a fresh spin on the holiday that even the biggest naysayers can hopefully appreciate.

Frame Of Mind

Keeping your framing exposed is certainly one of the more clever (and cheap) design features I've seen in a while. Not only is it interesting to look at, it naturally makes the space feel larger and brighter.

Inspired Idea : Outdoor Draperies

Whether your outdoor space needs a pop of texture, color, or just additional privacy, outdoor drapery is a creative way to make it happen.

Las Vegas Market

Last week we had the opportunity to attend the Las Vegas Market. For those of you who are not familiar with this designer dreamland, it is an international showcase for furniture and textile manufacturers that spans over five million square feet of convention space! It was a great opportunity to see some new vendors and get excited about upcoming lines. It certainly revitalized our creative juices and we cannot wait to start showing our new finds to clients!

Modified Eclecticism

It is not always easy to mix chair styles at one table and have the look still feel cohesive. Keeping the chairs all the same color, like in the example below, is a good way to keep the look unified but still eclectic.

Luli Sanchez

Luli Sanchez is an amazing textile designer who creates her pieces with handpainted watercolor. It is amazing how many different styles she is able to capture, ensuring that there is something for everyone in her phenomenal portfolio. Her understanding of color and patterns take her textiles to level above the rest, take a peek!

Green Eating

This beautiful dining table, designed by Emily Wettstein as a part of her graduate school application, is green in multiple ways. Not only does it have a planter built into the center for your favorite plant or herb, but it is constructed of reclaimed walnut and steel. Additionally, it was built right here in the United States, and it appears to be cat friendly!