Create a unique and special home office design with custom desks. Featured image shown is the Griffin writing table from Macrae Furniture available at Lee Jofa.
If you didn't make it to High Point Market this year, no problem! We are going to show you what was hot and what was trending for the latest interior design products of 2017.
Omni is bold, sophisticated, powerful design crafted from an array of stunning raw materials. Its primary adornment comes from the rich, dappled character or highly figured veneers and the play of light on flat planes and curved surfaces.
Sofas, chairs, beds, casegoods, accessories and more. Mark D. Sikes collection for Henredon premiered last fall at High Point and is coming to the Washington Design Center at Michael-Cleary.
Go modern with metal. Duralee has unveiled brand new metal pieces, as well as new metal base options for some of your favorite frames!
Parish Co was founded in 2014 as a realization of the shared dream of their studio team. Having been disenchanted by the production model of larger operations, they looked back to what initially inspired them to create furniture; the love of the craft and the culture of collaboration.
Conceived a cooperative studio workshop, each partner bringing their expertise to a project with an eye to the shared goal; creating honest furniture of the highest quality.
Click the video below and see for yourself or stop in the J Lambeth showroom in the Washington Design Center to find out how you can get your own innovative artisan crafted furniture.
Take a new look at Furniture! Our latest additions feature modern silhouettes, decorative details, and Lucite or metal legs and bases. Our newest benches and ottomans feature many customization options, including dimensions and upholstery details, so you can easily create your own one-of-a-kind look. Every piece is crafted by hand in the USA for enduring quality. At Scalamandré, we believe in luxurious tradition designed for the modern world.
Utilizing a range of materials and exquisite craftsmanship, Century defines Modern with stunning confidence.
Drawing inspiration from Italian and Scandina-vian references, Century Furniture launches Corso, a decidedly modern collection with stunning wood work and hardware details. Named for the main street in the historical centre of Rome, the Via del Corso, this collection has a connection to the past and yet it is forward looking.
Rendered in oak solids and oak veneers and featuring a narrow heart oak book matched veneer pattern on key pieces, Corso is graphic and bold. Selected for it’s third dimension, texture, oak offers extreme versatility, allowing consumers to paint, ceruse, or use a higher sheen wood stain to achieve a variety of looks.
“Our muse for Corso was a young woman, who we envisioned sitting at a café along the Via del Corso having an espresso. With her in mind, the pieces of Corso took shape and we creat-ed a strong, curated collection that can be formal or casual, and works back to our other modern collections,” says Chad Philips, Director of Century’s Case goods. “The result are pieces that can move from formal to casual, feminine to more masculine depending on how the customer orders them.”
Two new finishes are featured throughout the collection, Blonde cerused and Black cerused. Blonde cerused is a lighter honey toned finish, which gives the pieces a casual feeling. Black ce-rused is a deep ebony color that really allows the wax hang up to highlight the grains of the narrow heart oak veneers making them focal points in the room. Throughout the display finishes are mixed liberally showcasing the versatility of Corso.
Railroad Silver hardware and ferrules are used throughout the collection, along with oil rubbed bronze and brass metal ac-cents Railroad silver was selected for it’s ability to work well with both brass and silver metals, again emphasizing the ease of mixing these pieces with other furniture. Corso features over ten different styles of hardware, accentuating the curated feel of the collection.