Haute Surface Cork Tiles in Houndstooth is a delicious blend of the classic houndstooth pattern in chocolate and natural colored cork. Pop the pieces together to puzzle a surface large enough to set a casserole dish or copper pot. The interlocking cork tiles come in a set of 12 for $20.
I am not sure what it is about the fun and colorful Fiesta dinnerware that has me so enamored, but I find it irrisistable, and I am slowly building my collection. New to the Fiesta family is the color Lemongrass. It seems that the punchier-than-celadon green is gearing towards the younger crowd that is new to Fiesta, and sure to be future devotees joining in with the large population of longtime patrons to the USA made brand. Lemongrass is now available in stores.
The main restaurant at shopping stop Bergdorf Goodman is a Parisian flavored dining haute spot in New York. It was designed by Kelly Wearstler, and it features her signatures like canopy chairs and effortless elegance through carefully selected accessories. Would you like to get this look for less? Take a look below to see the high and low selections.
The modern take on the three-legged classic side table is all shine and metallic in a polished aluminum finish. But can you tell which of these retails for $750, as opposed to the one for $258.58? Take a look and check out the answers below…..
This may not be what you think of when hearing the word wingchair, but it just could replace your preconceived notion of the classic chair. The wings are there alright, just in a different place, and much more luxurious. Imported from Italy, the Empire Wing Chair is gilded in an antique gold leaf on beech wood with black muslin upholstery.
There is a great trend towards diagonal bookshelves. Kelly Wearstler designed this built-in beauty in Viceroy in Santa Monica. Simple lines on a diagonal pattern create visual movement and a bold dark color puncuates this book case.
Artistic Tile carries an irresistible interlocking stone mosaic tile line called “Chateau”. There are four styles available, this one is named Danse Blanc. The scrolling coils of marble seem to defy the very properties of cold stone. The flawless patterns are achieved by their modern technology of waterjet to produce a perfectly intertwining tile. Made to order, these custom tiles can be ordered in other tones and stone combinations.
The Trina Turk Boutique in Los Angeles is a feminine and glamorous shop designed by Interior Designer Kelly Wearstler. One particular piece of furniture caught my eye.
My favorite architectural element would have to be columns. Out of the three types; Ionic, Doric, and Corinthian, the later is the most detailed and sublime. This image is taken from the Lantern Slides of Classical Antiquity from Bryn Maur College. This capital detail shows the volute (the scroll) and acanthus leaves that generally indicate a Corinthian column. This particular capital is from the Forum of Augustus, Temple of Mars the Avenger. It is certainly impressive how the artisans sculpted this so intricately out of stone.
Can you guess which of these handkerchief vases is a steal at $25.99? How about the one that retails at $950.00? Take a good look then scroll down to see the answers.
