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Posts Tagged: Lighting
Bunny Williams Lighting for Currey & Company
Next week is the spring edition of High Point Market and while I won’t be attending, one of the debuts I will be sorry to miss is the new Bunny Williams Lighting collection for Currey & Company. Bunny has often incorporated Currey fixtures in her work and when designing the 2015 Southern Living Idea House in Charlottesville, VA, Currey generously donated all the lighting fixtures.…
Posted in design, interior design, lighting
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Introducing Soane Fall 2016
I have written about Soane on many occasions in the past as they represent all that I love in the world in design. Their dedication to handmade craftsmanship, elegant designs and worldly point of view make them a firm without many equals.…
Posted in design, furniture, interior design
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Soane Britain Jumps the Pond
While craft and the art of bespoke are experiencing a resurgence in appreciation, it’s always been the singular mission at Soane Britain. For the last 18 years, founder Lulu Lytle has been creating covetable furniture, lighting, fabrics, wallpapers and accessories that are the essence of “exquisite craftsmanship, elegant proportions and deliciously English sense of the exuberant.”…
Posted in furniture, interior design
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Marie Christophe, Guerlain and Cour des Senteurs
As Paris is only two weeks away, I thought it was an opportune time to write about the amazing confluence of events that led to this post. Last summer when I escorted my daughters on their first trip to Paris, we made the pilgrimage to Versailles, including a visit to the Cour des Senteurs, thanks to my good friends at The Buzz.…
Posted in art, beauty, gifts, interior design, learning, travel
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Urban Electric Co. | A Decade of American Craftsmanship
Urban Electric Co. is all about raising expectations. It’s a motto that influences every aspect of their business and it shows. As the company marks its tenth anniversary this year, they can be proud of a heritage celebrating American-made hand-crafted products that elevates lighting to an art.…
Posted in design, interior design, travel
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Celebrating in Charleston
For the past few days, I have been honored to be participating in a press trip to Charleston, South Carolina, helping Urban Electric celebrate their tenth anniversary. Their beautiful fixtures are more than merely lights. A product of people and place, they fulfill a vision that celebrates the art of craft, the beauty of the handmade and the importance of community.…
Posted in architecture, design, interior design, travel
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High Point Peek
It’s been a busy weekend in High Point, visiting showrooms and scouting out new design inspiration. While I haven’t had a chance to sit down to organize my photos and thoughts, I didn’t want to leave you high and dry, so here is a little teaser of just a bit of what I’ve been seeing.…
Posted in design, interior design
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Introducing Quintessa
It’s a busy week in the design world. I spent the day yesterday previewing new tabletop introductions at Forty One Madison, today and tomorrow I’ll be reporting live from the D&D building in New York as a sponsored blogger for fall market and then will be doing the same from the enormous venue at High Point.…
Posted in interior design
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New Concepts in Crystal & Collaboration at Lalique
In addition to the spectacular new jewelry collection I shared yesterday, Lalique has been very busy relaunching their label with collections in several categories. The melding of old and new infuses every aspect of the distinguished brand.
The latest crystal collection was inspired by René Lalique and his passion for travel, in this case, to Venice.…
The latest crystal collection was inspired by René Lalique and his passion for travel, in this case, to Venice.…
Posted in design, interior design, music, technology
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Kicking off Design Week at Wanted
Did you know it is Design Week in New York City? Well it may be a bit under the public radar, but this week surrounding the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), which opened last weekend, is turning out to be a blockbuster.…
Posted in art, design, furniture, interior design, technology
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