This summer Jonathan Charles, the fine furniture brand known for its hand craftsmanship, launched two new collections, Toulouse and Barcelona. Both collections, as their names imply, are respectively influenced by modernized European design traditions and include case goods and upholstery.
Home furnishings designer Christiane Lemieux today launched her namesake brand, Lemieux et Cie, with long-time retail partner Anthropologie. The brand’s first U.S. collection, Artisanal Modernism, is currently available to purchase at stores and online at Anthropologie.com.
Last week, Editor in Chief Jane Dagmi moderated Bringing Health into the Home Through Design, a panel organized by Aspire Design & Home, where experts in interior design, product design, and the kitchen and bath space — interior designer Laura Muller of Four Point Design Build, Sean Fisher of Signature Hardware, Summer Kath of Cambria Surfaces, Stephanie McInnis of Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery and Derek Miller of GE Appliances — discussed what the health home environment looks and feels like.
Natural finishes, scale moderation and sectionals are all important trends in stationary leather upholstery.
Spanning bedding, bath, rugs and window, new products from these textiles companies include soft fibers and distressed looks, with a healthy dose of sustainable concepts and bold colors.
With summer travel still limited and discouraged due to the novel coronavirus, many customers are turning to products that give a sense of global wander without ever leaving the house. Here are a few destination-themed gifts to inspire your next travel-themed display.
HIGH POINT — Preston Matthews, of Knoxville, Tenn.-based Brown Squirrel Furniture closed up his showroom in compliance with local and state COVID-19 regulations for seven weeks in mid-March. When he reopened his showroom on May 1, he said customers returned with a totally renewed interest in finding U.S.-made products.
As artwork for the floor, rugs offer a colorful and soft place to land.
Due to COVID-19, many consumers are skipping traditional July 4 fanfare and fireworks this year. As reported in our Monday Stat, only 76 percent of consumers plan to celebrate the holiday this year, down from 86 percent last year.
At a moment when many of us are spending more time at home than ever, now is the perfect time to find inspiration in the latest home design trends.
