Author: Shannon
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Inspired by the Spanish Master: L’Objet Pour Fortuny
Based on the colors and patterns of Fortuny fabrics, the Fortuny dinnerware collection features brightly colored plates, mugs, bowls and more. The decadent colors and patterns are reminiscent of still life paintings. In addition to dinnerware, there are also decorative accessories, like these stunning boxes. Each box is upholstered with luxurious Fortuny fabric and features…
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New Introductions From L’Objet
We’ve just added several gorgeous new collections from one of our favorite tabletop companies, L’Objet. L’Objet’s collections are diverse, but they are almost always inspired by nature and architecture. And despite the lux feel, much of the line is practical with just a touch of whimsy. Inspired by the enchanting flow of Paris’ famed carousels,…
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What is the Proper Format for a Monogram?
A traditional three-letter monogram for an individual has the initial of the individual’s surname (or last name) set larger in the center, with the individual’s first name initial to the left of it and the middle name initial the right of it. For example, the monogram for John Paul Smith would read: JSP Modern convention…
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New Collections from Kim Seybert
If you like color, you’ll love the new spring collections from Kim Seybert! Placemats in sea fan coral, crab, and other sea life motifs mingle with coral and aquatic sea life-detailed napkins. Brightly accented placemats punctuated with architectural elements in the Marrakech, Pagoda, and Tangier collections hint at exotic adventures abroad. The Dayglow collection adds…
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Gracious Style is in Flower Magazine’s Spring 2013 Issue
It’s officially springtime, and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate than by decking out your table in all manner of flowers and leaves! The editors of Flower Magazine agree, and they put together this fabulous floral spread that we just adore. Get the look:
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How Does Sferra Ensure Color Consistency in Their Collections?
As part of their extensive quality assurance efforts, Sferra uses a light box to examine swatches of each new dye lot. To ensure color consistency, they compare shade variations under the same light source as in Italy. Once they are in agreement with the weaving mill, they then allow the new fabric to be moved…
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What Are the Different Types of Dash & Albert Rugs?
Dash & Albert rugs feel homey and cozy, but with a clean, contemporary look. They adapt to any terrain or style, be it a desert ranch in Tucson, an industrial loft in Manhattan, or a Malibu beach dream home. They are very versatile, and come in a variety of materials to suit many different locations.…
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Le Jacquard Francais Table Linens
The Jacquard Francais story is one of generations of people with a passion for their work. Since 1888 they have created a collection of table linens without equal. Weavers, warp beamers, knotters and other specialists work in harmony to perfect the weaves and colors of all of their table linens. Traditional techniques and state-of-the-art technology…