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SUMMER 2015
THE MAGAZINE OF THE DESIGN CENTER
A SPOTLIGHT
ON LIGHTING
Tips straight from the 2015
DreamHome designers
the versatile revival of
WALL COVERINGS
hot products in
FURNITURE, FABRIC,
KITCHENS AND MORE
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AT THE MERCHANDISE MART
IN
THE MAGAZINE OF THE DESIGN CENTER
DESIGN CENTER
at THE MART
and LUXEHOME®
Katherine M. Flaherty
VICE PRESIDENT
[email protected]
Julia Chappell
MANAGING DIRECTOR, MARKETING
RESIDENTIAL AND CASUAL INDUSTRIES
[email protected]
Blair Loftspring
MARKETING DIRECTOR,
BUILIDING PRODUCTS
[email protected]
Jigna Patel
MARKETING COORDINATOR/
DREAMHOME CONCIERGE
PHOTO COURTESY OF MERCHANDISE MART
FROM DREAMHOME 2015; DESIGNED BY
EVA QUATEMAN, EVA QUATEMAN INTERIORS
[email protected]
WALL COVERINGS
If these walls could talk, the story they would tell is one of great design PAGE 6
Kelsey Tracy
MARKETING COORDINATOR,
CASUAL INDUSTRY
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PUBLISHER
Barbara Kay
SHINING THE
SPOTLIGHT
ON LIGHTING
PHOTO COURTESY OF MERCHANDISE MART FROM
DREAMHOME 2015; DESIGNED BY MARSHALL ERB,
MARSHAL MORGAN ERB DESIGN INC.
Tips for luxe lighting straight from the
2015 DreamHome PAGE 8
CEO
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Tricia Walsh
VICE PRESIDENT, MEDIA DEVELOPMENT
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Rhonda Wickham
VICE PRESIDENT, CONTENT
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Dee Busby
ADVERTISING
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Lorel K. Brown
MART AND DESIGN CENTER NEWS PAGE 4
ART DIRECTOR
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Janeane Thompson
EDITORIAL/LAYOUT
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Aimee Preator
PRODUCTION
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HOT PRODUCTS IN FURNITURE,
FABRICS, KITCHENS AND MORE PAGE 12
(HOT PRODUCTS LEFT TO RIGHT): AREA
INTERNATIONAL, SUITE 1452; CENTURY
FURNITURE, SUITE 1464; GALLERIE ONE
DISTINCTIVE RUGS & CARPET, SUITE 600;
DESIGNERS LINEN SOURCE, SUITE 1487;
FARROW & BALL, SUITE 105B; HOLLY HUNT,
SUITE 1428; WOOD-MODE LIFESTYLE
DESIGN CENTER, SUITE 119
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NEWS
THE MART AND
DESIGN CENTER
CUTTING THE RIBBON AT THE 2015 DREAM HOME GRAND OPENING
SCOTT GROUP
CUSTOM CARPETS
PURCHASES
HOKANSON CARPETS
Suite 14-129
In a transaction designed to accelerate growth, Michigan-based
Scott Group Custom Carpets,
LLC has acquired Texas-based
Hokanson Carpets, Inc. It’s a
partnership we welcome, as it
joins two firms equally committed to innovative design, exquisite
craftsmanship and unequalled
customer service.
DREAMHOME
OPENING: A CELEBRATION OF DESIGN!
DreamHome opened at a grand
reception on Thursday, April 16.
The event drew more than 600
designers, industry professionals
and guests. The
beautiful six-room
installation presents a robust color
palette, decedent lighting and
breath-taking wall coverings.
The furnishings and all of the
resources are exclusively sourced
from Design Center showrooms
on floors 6, 14, 15 and 16 as well
as LuxeHome boutiques on the
first floor.
This year’s designers include
Marshall Erb, Marshall Morgan Erb Design, for the foyer;
David Kaufman and Tom Segal,
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Kaufman Segal Design, for the
study; Frank Fontana, Frank
Fontana Home Solutions for the
bedroom; Eva Quateman, Eva
Quateman Interiors for the living
room; Anne Coyle, Anne Coyle
Interiors, for the dining room;
and Jonn Cannon and Cary
Frank, Cannon Frank, for the
outdoor dining room.
“The DreamHome Preview
Party is one of Chicago’s top
interior design events of the year
and is a wonderful opportunity
to bring awareness to the vast
home furnishing resources in
the Design Center showrooms
as well as the myriad interior design talent in the Chicago-area,”
said Julia Chappell, managing
director of marketing for the
Design Center.
DreamHome is open 10
a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Saturday
through Dec. 6, 2015. For more
information, visit designcenter.
com/dreamhome. Donations
from DreamHome go to Almost
Home Kids.
2015 ADEX AWARD
WINNERS
Suite 15-110
Skyline Design is proud to
announce three of its outdoor
pieces have won the prestigious
2015 ADEX Award for Design
Excellence. Winners include the
Palisades Bench, Malibu Club
Chair and the Rodeo Highland
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Round Table, which are all part
of the Dann Foley Collection.
You can view this entire collection at skylinedesign.com.
information on collection
geneses, inspirational projects
featuring Robert Allen textiles,
and designer interviews.
ROBERT ALLEN
LAUNCHES NEW SITE
LEE JOFA EXPANDS
ITS SHOWROOM,
OPENS BRUNSCHWIG & FILS SPACE
Suite 633
Robert Allen has launched a
brand new website packed with
exciting new features. The
innovative color search tool
serves as key aspect of the site.
Using this feature, designers may
search by color palette or upload
a photo that is then matched
with coordinating Robert Allen
fabrics. The search function has
been redesigned with a system of
sliders, which enables users to
refine a search in real time
according to price, availability,
usage, and yardage, among other
criteria. This designer focused
tool enables users to input the
exact parameters of their search
to achieve the most accurate
results. Robert Allen’s new site
will also serve as a point of
inspiration for designers and
design aficionados alike. A new,
blog-like section will provide
The Design
Center
announces
Lee Jofa and
Brunschwig
& Fils has unveiled its newly
renovated and expanded
showroom March 26 on the 6th
floor, Suite 6-136, further
enhancing the luxury resources
available exclusively at the largest
and finest design center in the
country.
Lee Jofa and Brunschwig
& Fils will feature designated
entrances and separate merchandising for both brands, but the
more than 10,000-square-foot
showroom will be connected
inside to ensure ease of shopping for both world-renowned
brands. The Brunschwig & Fils
space will showcase a new look
with the iconic plaid, natural
light and classic French design
elements, as well as expanded
offerings of carpet, furniture and
hand-painted wallcoverings to
meet the needs of the Chicago
interior design community.
Designers will find fabrics
(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)
FRED DONAHUE, WOODMODE NATIONAL SALES
DIRECTOR; BUD ARBOGAST,
WOOD-MODE SENIOR
VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES
AND CUSTOMER SERVICE;
BROOKS GRONLUND,
WOOD-MODE PRESIDENT
AND COO; KATHERINE M.
FLAHERTY, VICE PRESIDENT,
VORNADO; CYNTHIA MACLEOD, SHOWROOM MANAGER; MARY RODERICK,
ASSISTANT SHOWROOM
MANAGER CUT THE RIBBON
TO OPEN WOOD-MODE’S
LIFESTYLE DESIGN CENTER,
LOCATED IN LUXEHOME AT
THE MERCHANDISE MART.
WOOD-MODE
LIFESTYLE DESIGN
CENTER CELEBRATES
GRAND OPENING
More than 250 members of
the press, dealers, representatives,
company executives, architects
and taste makers attended the
opening of Wood-Mode Fine
Custom Cabinetry’s new Lifestyle
Design Center in Suite 119 at
PHOTO COURTESY OF
HICKORY CHAIR
organized in several ways. One
is by collection, so at a glance
they can discover new designs
and exciting collaborations.
With regard to product, the
prints will be separated by
brand, and the wovens will be
blended by category so designers can find the perfect texture
more easily.
LuxeHome, the world’s largest
collection of premier boutiques
for homebuilding and renovation.
The new Wood-Mode lifestyle Design Center on the first
floor of the Merchandise Mart
is available to all Wood-Mode
dealers, and it welcomes homeowners, designers, architects,
builders and trade professionals
HICKORY CHAIR
LAUNCHES NEW
ONLINE DESIGN
STUDIO
to experience the Wood-Mode
brand like never before.
“We are thrilled that the first
Wood-Mode Lifestyle Design
Center is now open in Chicago’s
historic Merchandise Mart as it’s
the best place to connect with
consumers, designers, architects
and home builders,” said Katherine Flaherty, vice president of
Vornado.
The grand opening of the
Wood-Mode Lifestyle Design
Center marked the achievement
of Wood-Mode’s longtime goal
of establishing a dedicated design and innovation center in the
Chicago market.
STEVE KARP JOINS
BENTWOOD OF
CHICAGO
Suite 161
Many of you know Steve as a
well-respected kitchen designer
with 20+ years experience and
numerous published projects in
his portfolio. He joins the Brentwood of Chicago team, which
he feels is the best kept secret in
offering both traditional & contemporary styling with custom
capabilities. Please stop by and
see what the excitement is about.
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Visit the
Online
Design Studio on hickorychair.
com. In minutes you can create
personalized wood and
upholstered furniture with
optional finishes, striping and
hardware as well as contrasting
fabrics and finishes. Print tear
sheets with your personalized
creations for your client.
SAVE THE DATE FOR
DESIGN CHICAGO!
LANE VENTURE
INTERIOR DESIGN
SHOWROOM DEBUTS
NEW OUTDOOR
COLLECTIONS
October 6–7, 2015
at The Merchandise Mart
Join us at the Midwest’s largest
interior design educational
conference.
Suite 1548
Join us July 14-16th as we
introduce several new outdoor
collections at the International
Casual Furniture Association
(ICFA) Preview Show.
Fit for You.
Visit us at showroom 15-105 to find your style.
3-10 DAY
SHIPPING
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DIVIDE
&CONQUER
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IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK, THE
STORY THEY WOULD TELL IS ONE
OF GREAT DESIGN.
by Cindy Ratcliff
here’s something
to be said for a
great wall, and
designers today
are letting walls
do all of the
talking. No longer content to
be a simple room divider, walls
are taking on a life of their own
through a blend of traditional
materials that give them personality like never before.
Today’s walls are bold,
unique and could quite possibly
be the most memorable element
in the room. A dramatically
designed wall creates a focal
point, even in spaces with a
more traditional design. From
wood paneling to textured tiles
to ornate wainscoting, there is
a wall design to fit any taste and
any space.
Even wallpaper is making a
comeback this year, according
to Eva Quateman, principal
in charge and lead designer at
Chicago-based Eva Quateman
Interiors. Not truly popular
since the 1980s, today’s wallpaper is anything but out of date,
especially when you use it in a
non-traditional context.
“I love wallpaper on ceilings.
It’s a great look,” said Quateman, whose design firm
provides both residential and
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commercial interior design and
renovation services for projects
across the country. “I also like
to use it in different applications, such as in cabinets or in
the back of bookcases. It’s like a
little surprise.”
A good wall covering isn’t
just for large spaces, either.
Quateman said she likes them
for small rooms, too. Don’t be
afraid to use them in a powder
room or even a hallway. “They
can add a big impact to a small
space,” she said.
Whether you’re starting
small or going big, dressing a
wall should be a part of your
overall room design. Here are
some more ideas to keep you on
trend as you consider revitalizing your room.
A FEEL FOR IT
Walls are a great place for
adding texture to a space. Along
just one wall or as part of the
overall space, texture adds interest and creates warmth. Texture
looks especially on target as
part of a muted color and is
an expert way to add depth to
the room. Choose from nubby
wallpaper, treated plaster or
coverings designed to mimic
brick or other stonework. You’ll
also find an ample supply of tex-
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tured tiles and panels that offer
a three-dimensional design.
FABRICATION
Making the short jump from
window to wall, fabric can
completely transform a room.
Velvets in dark, rich shades or
a lighter-weight length of fabric
with a simple or geometric design can offer instant style as a
wall covering. Best of all, fabrics
add versatility, too, because they
are easier to change out than
traditional wallpaper or plasters.
HEAVY METAL
Metallics are big again this
year — literally big. Imagine
a textured metallic that spans
an entire wall. It adds instant
sophistication to any space and
can work for contemporary and
traditional décor in any room.
Combine this look with mirrors
and cozy lighting for a more
dramatic effect.
A NEW DIMENSION
Painted wood may not sound
like a bold new trend for walls,
but when you pair the right
colors with the right woodwork,
it can completely transform
the room. Think wainscoting,
beadboard and molding, only
instead of the glossy white paint
that usually is associated with
them, you paint them the same
color as the wall. This is especially striking when combined
with a dark wall color.
IN A WORD
The writing is on the wall —
literally. One of the biggest
trends is taking the written
word and putting it big and bold
on a wall. Introduced last year,
it continues to make a statement in 2015 as a way to truly
personalize your space. You’ll
find word and phrases printed
on ready-to-hang wallpaper,
but you also can custom-order
decals if you’re looking for just
the right words.
PHOTO COURTESY OF EVA QUATEMAN
PHOTO COURTESY OF MERCHANDISE MART FROM DREAMHOME 2015
LIVING ROOM DESIGNED BY EVA QUATEMAN
ANN SACKS, SUITE 100B
EVA QUATEMAN
& THE 2015
MERCHANDISE MART
DREAMHOME
E
va Quateman is the
designer behind the 2015
DesignHome living room.
Her wall covering concepts,
along with those of five other
designers, are on display at the
DreamHome at Merchandise
Mart open to the public 10
a.m.-3 p.m., Monday-Saturday,
through Dec. 6, 2015.
Admission is free, however
donations are accepted on behalf of Almost Home Kids,
almosthomekids.org.
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shining a spotlight on
LIGHTING
TIPS FOR LUXE
LIGHTING STRAIGHT
FROM THE 2015
DREAMHOME.
by Janeane Thompson
L
ighting is often
one of the most
underutilized
and overlooked
elements in interior
design. On the
most basic level, what’s the use
of creating a luxury space if
there isn’t enough lighting to
see the artistic elements of the
room.
Playing it safe with lighting
is a real pity, according to
Anne Coyle, with Anne Coyle
Interiors and the creative mind
behind the 2015 DreamHome
dining room at Merchandise
Mart.
“Lighting is one of the really
fun parts about doing a room,”
said Coyle. “Light and reflection … and shiny accents are
what make a room. If there’s
no reflection, light or metal
or crystal, I think a room feels
super dull.”
Similarly, Marshall Erb,
from Marshall Morgan Erb
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PHOTO COURTESY OF MERCHANDISE MART FROM DREAMHOME 2015
FOYER DESIGNED BY MARSHAL L ERB
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PHOTO COURTESY OF MARSHALL ERB
PHOTO COURTESY OF MARSHALL ERB
Design Inc., said lighting is one
of the main elements he focuses
on when creating a space.
“I am a big fan of wall sconces
and wall fixtures in general,” said
Erb. “Not everybody has a collection of artwork, so what wall
sconces and wall fixtures can do
is provide lighting via architecture. They provide depth where
you’re drawn to look across the
room at [the lighting].”
Erb is such a large proponent
of lighting in design that he
centered his concept for the 2015
DreamHome foyer at Merchandise Mart on a vintage Tom
Greene chandelier, originally
manufactured in the 1970s.
Traditionally, foyers are spaces
that people move through quickly, so Erb’s intention was to design
a space that had enough dramatic
impact to be memorable.
“The starting point … was
the light fixture,” said Erb. “I’ve
seen other works by that same
artist. I knew that based on
the scale and proportion of the
space I had to deal with I needed
something that was going to be
able to hold its own. From there,
I created a collection around it.”
In a similar way, Coyle chose
the Ebanista chandelier hanging
in her DreamHome dining room
design to make a big impact on
the space and create interest.
“The lighting fixture I chose
is one of the two stars of the
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show,” said Coyle. “That’s how
I feel lighting in a dining room
should be. It’s one of the few
places in the house where people
aren’t just walking through the
room, so you can really have
something huge and hang it
really low and get a lot of impact
out of that.”
Aside from being pleasing
to the eye, dramatic lighting
features, similar to the ones used
in the dining room and foyer,
can be used by designers to say
something about their clients (or
fictional clients, as was the case
with the DreamHome rooms).
Pieces with personality can
communicate volumes about a
homeowner’s interests and lifestyle, as is the case with Coyle’s
fictional client and her choice of
the Ebanista chandelier.
“It states what kind of house
this is,” said Coyle. “It’s kind of
old fashioned in its appeal, but
also super modern because of the
scale of it in such a small room.”
Although chandeliers are at
the center of both the dining
room and foyer DreamHome
designs, Erb warned that
low-hanging ceiling fixtures
should be used only where
appropriate. He notes that not
many people have ceilings high
enough to effectively use chandeliers in living spaces other
than dining rooms or kitchens.
Fixtures hanging from the
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ceiling really need something
to anchor them, such as a table,
kitchen island or, in the case of
the 2015 DreamHome foyer, a
large vase of flowers.
With all of the innovative
ways designers can integrate
lighting concepts into their designs, a central electrical control
is a must. Home automation
solutions from companies
such as Crestron, Control4
and Lutron can make all of the
difference in maximizing your
lighting choices.
“Between decorative fixtures, architectural fixtures,
indirect lighting, soffit lighting
and under-cabinet lighting,
there are so many variables. It
can create a switching nightmare,” said Erb. “I always
recommend going with an
easy-to-use application. You
can even adjust the lighting
levels of your space (with your
cell phone).”
Erb predicted that home automation systems are going to be one
of the next big trends in interior
design as a marriage between technology and design would benefit
both designers and clients alike.
“I think that whole house
control systems are going to be
more and more prevalent, said Erb.
“Not only for lighting, but also for
stereos, heating and air conditioning, security, window shades and
window treatments.”
PHOTOS ON THIS PAGE COURTESY OF MERCHANDISE MART, FROM
DREAMHOME 2015. LIVING ROOM DESIGNED BY ANNE COYLE.
COME VISIT THE 2015
DREAMHOME
T
he Design Center at the
Mart is proud to host the
11th annual DreamHome.
This annual installation brings
to life the amazing talents of six
of Chicago’s top interior design
firms as they each curate a room
in the home using the luxury
home furnishings resources only
available at the Design Center at
the Merchandise Mart’s showrooms on floor 1, 6, 14, 15 and 16.
2015 Designers Include:
• Marshall Erb, Marshall Morgan
Erb Design Inc. (Foyer)
• David Kaufman & Tom Segal,
Kaufman Segal Design (Study)
• Frank Fontana, Frank Fontana
Home Solutions Inc. (Bedroom)
• Eva Quateman, Eva Quateman
Interiors (Living Room)
• Anne Coyle, Anne Coyle Interiors (Dining Room)
• John Cannon & Cary Frank,
Cannon Frank (Outdoor Dining Room)
DreamHome is open to the
public Monday – Saturday, 10am
– 3pm, April 17 through December 6, 2015. Admission is free
however donations are accepted
on behalf of Almost Home Kids
almosthomekids.org.
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HOT PRODUCTS
WALL COVERINGS
Farrow & Ball, Suite 105B British
craftsmen in paint and paper have launched
three new wallpaper designs inspired by
French fashion designs. Feuille, Paisley and
Tourbillon are all large-scale designs defined
by their energetic movement. Available to
order at the Farrow & Ball showroom, the
new wallpapers demonstrate the enduring
link between fashion and interior design.
Bradley, Suite 6-157 Bradley has expanded its offering of Lindsay Cowles Fine Art
products with wall covering patterns and the addition of original printed linens and
cottons. All of Lindsay’s dynamic fabric and wall covering patterns are derived from
her original oil paintings. Patterns are available in custom scales and color ways for
individual use.
Benjamin Moore, Suite 6-131
Aura® Grand Entrance® brings rich, vivid
color and exceptional durability to your
doors and trim. Inspired by fine European door and trim enamel, Aura Grand
Entrance cures to a lustrous finish that
lends your home a look of elegance and
luxury. Specially formulated to retain
color integrity and gloss, this enamel is
easy to apply, has excellent hide and is
environmentally friendly.
Artistic Tile, Suite
105A Artistic Tile pays
homage to William
Morris, a 19th century
master of poetry,
literature and textile
design with Seychelles,
a modern mosaic
pattern modeled after
the graceful geometry
of seashells. Fashioned
from polished Bianco
Carrara, Bardiglio and
Azul Cielo marbles,
Seychelles is a refreshing
expression of a classic
aesthetic, newly formed
from stone.
AREA International, Suite 1452
Thibaut introduces the Imperial Garden
collection featuring coordinating wallpaper, embroidery, print and woven fabrics.
Inspired by the Far East, many patterns
come from antique documents. This collection takes traditional to the next level
and includes a cut velvet tiger pattern,
a large-scale damask, graphic ikats and
grand chinoiserie dragons and florals..
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Innovations, Suite 6-130 Ecorce is a
sumptuous new wall covering that evokes
nature and glamor in equal measure.
Encore features a unique splatter-like
pattern, originally inspired by raindrops
on a windowpane on a springtime voyage
to rural France. These delicate droplets
manifest in the form of an opulent metallic
deboss on a linen/polyester substrate of
fine luminous threads.
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Ann Sacks, Suite 100B Inspired by a natural geode’s duality of sparkling crystal within
a seemingly ordinary rock, this collection marries smooth and rough surfaces. The repeating
patterns, appealing colors and interplay of the polished raised surfaces with the granular troughs
create installations that are unusually beautiful and utterly unique.
Fabricut, Suite
6-117 Fabricut introduces a collection this
season from famed
Belgian artist Isabelle
de Borchgrave. Her
wall coverings feature
whimsical fabrics and
trimmings translated into wallpapers,
offering more exciting
design possibilities.
Isabelle’s expressive
worldview, bold sense
of color and intuitive
painterly hand is
seen in every fabric,
trimming and wall
covering.
LIGHTING HOT PRODUCTS
C.A.I. Designs, Suite 1495
New to Hubbarton Forge, the
sleek Cityscape LED pendant holds
true to the saying; the perfect lighting to hang in all the right places.
Paul Ferrante,
Suite 1459
Item #1146 the
Gerard Sconce
by Paul Ferrante
is a beautiful display of antique
hammered brass
and contemporary sculptural
elements. This
chic combination
creates a warm
reflected glow.
This sconce, along
with the entire
line of lighting and furniture
can be seen at paulferrante.
com or at your nearest Paul
Ferrante showroom.
Ebanista, Suite 1457 Ebanista is supporting Anne Coyle Interiors in this year’s DreamHome dining
room. Discover the grandly scaled Venetian II Chandelier featuring more than 6,000 faceted crystal beads,
rock and lead crystal stone prisms, along with the Alloro Mirror and Bruna Table Lamp.
A. Rudin, Suite 6-169 A. Rudin introduces Aurora Vitrum, a
New York City-based boutique decorative lighting and accessory
brand, featuring U.S. handcrafted customizable pieces. The collections derive their inspiration from vintage and contemporary jewelry, translated in fine finishes, meticulous detailing and semi-precious
stones accents.
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HOT PRODUCTS
FURNITURE
Century Furniture, Suite 1464 The
Chamber side table from Century’s Artefact Collection is a beautiful side table in Mahogany solids
and veneers. Shown in Storm, Century’s newest
aniline-dyed finish, but offered in any of Century’s
extensive finishes, this table is a sophisticated and
modern perch, just right beside the arm of your
sofa or flanked by a pair of chairs.
Woodland, Suite 1446
Angular and bold, the Helios
Table 972 is a versatile
piece suitable for use as
a dining or center table.
Shown in Antwerp Vivara
on walnut. The table is
54 inches in diameter
and 30 inches tall. Visit
the showroom to see
this and other new
Woodland pieces.
Michael Taylor
Designs, Suite 1416
Michael Taylor Designs
introduces two new
collections. The Jerome
Outdoor Collection
designed by New Yorkbased interior designer
Abe Jerome and the
California Collection,
outdoor textiles, by San
Francisco-based interior designer Suzanne
Tucker.
Edward Ferrell + Lewis Mittman, Suite 1483 The Charles Cabinet, a stunning new piece from Ambience, shown in lacquered linen with steel legs and special
hardware. Available in custom sizes and finishes.
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Donghia,
Suite 631 The
2015 Donghia
furniture and lighting
collection is dramatic, graceful and
timeless. Organic
twisting shapes and
sinuous curves have
a dance-like quality
serving as inspiration
for the new furnishings collection. The
lighting collection
features elements
of arches, columns
and walkways, while
interactive forms
of blown and cast
Murano glass and
sheets of metal are
used in unexpected
ways.
FURNITURE HOT PRODUCTS
Atelier Gary Lee, Suite 1419 For
nearly 25 years, Promemoria, the Italian
furniture line has been distinguished by its
use of exotic materials, thoughtful details and
meticulous craftsmanship. From the iconic
Bilou Bilou chair, tailored from head to toe in
signature velvet to the Tom Bombadil cabinet,
outfitted with Murano glass knobs – each
product possesses Promemoria’s distinct mark
of luxury, and founder Romeo Sozzi’s vibrant
imagination brought to life.
Nancy Corzine
Suite 622 Allan
Knight Miramar
Cabinet and Bulb
Glass Lamp shown
at Nancy Corzine. Please visit
the Nancy Corzine Showroom
to view the Allan Knight lighting
and furniture line.
Creative Visions, Inc., Suite
14-127 New from Worlds Away,
the Thomas desk in Rosewood
with three white lacquer drawers
and nickel ring hardware. Available
through Creative Visions, Inc.
J Marshall Design, Suite 1469 With American
Bungalow Sleepers you can choose from 18 style
options, 12 base options, 6 size options and 3
mattress options including the Air Dream mattress.
The Air Dream mattress is a patented combination of
an air mattress and innerspring which allows you to
customize the firmness in just seconds.
J. Robert Scott, Suite 14-135
Robert Scott introduces authentic
eggshell lacquer, an achievement in decorative furniture finishing. Each fragment
of eggshell is placed on the surface to
create a one-of-a-kind realization of Furniture as Art. The geometric designs and
freeform patterns are unlimited. Each
handcrafted piece
will be signed
and dated by
Sally Sirkin
Lewis.
Hickory Chair | Pearson | Henrendon Interior Design Showroom, Suite 1477 Hickory Chair is pleased to announce
Hable for Hickory Chair, a new furniture collection designed by licensing partner, Susan Hable. The collection features bedroom,
dining room and living room furniture. Hickory. Touch, patina, color, contemporary living and practicality are all expressed by elegant
lines and combinations of materials. Walnut and maple, gold and polished brass and glass live alongside rich linen velvets, woven and
organic cottons. Hable’s passion for color, fashion, art and inventive design have come together to create a collection of furniture with
a decidedly modern aesthetic.
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DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES
Waterworks, Suite 136 Waterworks Kitchen Furnishings presents the
Chamberlain Collection inspired by the
timeless silhouettes of antique Italian
pewter. Each piece of the Chamberlain
Collection is molded, smoothed and
polished to perfection—creating the look
of a time-honored heirloom updated for
modern day.
Richard Norton Gallery,
LLC, Suite 612 Georges
Maurice Cloud (Fr. 19091973), Untitled (La Baigneuse),
Gouache on paper, ca. 1948,
10 1/4 x 7 1/2, Signed lower
right. Richard Nor ton Gallery
specializes in 20th century
works of art. Visit Suite 612, 9
a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through
Friday, or online at richardnortongallery.com.
HOT PRODUCTS
FLOOR COVERINGS
Hokanson, Suite 14-129
PThe Fashion Collection, by
Hokanson, is influenced by chic
textures, current trends and textiles inspired by contemporary
fashion. It artistically integrates
use of the finest silks, worsted
wools and metallic Lurex.
Pouya Antique Rug Gallery |
Direct Rug Import, Suite 1485
Amir Pouya travels the world with one
passion: Source the world’s finest rugs.
His keen sense of what designers are
searching for is evident in his latest
import, a fresh assortment of traditional,
transitional and modern styles. Experience the design, richness and lasting
quality of our rugs. One carpet.
Tufenkian Artisan Carpets,
Suite 14-119 Sierra Red by
Tufenkian Artisan Carpets defines
luxury in fluid, organic design.
Hand-knotted in warm orange,
red and brown hues of the finest
wool, bamboo silk and linen.
Gallerie One Distinctive Rugs & Carpets, Suite 600 Gallerie One presents
the Davis & Davis collection of beautiful, high-quality area rugs. Choose from hundreds
of patterns or customize your own – any size, shape or color. New Zealand wool and
high performance Halo art silk are combined to create luxurious custom floor coverings.
Made in the U.S.
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Scott Group Custom Carpets,
Suite 1424 A hand-tufted, custom
design crafted using 100 percent New
Zealand wool and Mulberry silk, two
of the world’s longest wearing and
most luxurious fibers. This collection is
brightly inspired with a saturated color
palette, pairing warm bright colors
with dark sophisticated tones, while
balancing muted pastel compliments
of related hues.
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OUTDOOR LIVING
Anacara Co., Suite
16-130 The Anacara Company welcomes Sifas to its
showroom. Infinitely modular,
The Komfy Collection is a low
lounge set, understated and
elegant, allowing you to create
customized lounge areas.
With only five structural parts,
Komfy can be presented both
as a straight settee or a classic
armchair, as well as a lounge
corner suite to which can be
added, as desired and needed,
a bench seat, a chaise lounge
or a méridienne.
TUUCI, Suite 1507 A design never before seen with a
cantilevered mast, the Ocean Master MAX Manta Cantilever
creates an open-air living space that is tranquil and eye
catching. This cantilever features a marine grade
canopy and components and easy
drive crank with telescoping mast to
close over tables and chairs.
Gloster Furniture, Suite 1572
Gloster’s latest addition to its woven
product line, Pepper Marsh, debuting this
fall, pairs the finest in synthetic woven fiber with expertly crafted teak arms and
legs. With a nod to nautical forms, the
elegant
curves found on each piece in Pepper
Marsh soften the
overall design and create the perfect foundation for its Ash fiber weave.
Brown Jordan, Suite
1510 Cleverly designed for
comfort and versatility, Connexion, designed by Richard
Frinier, allows the effortless
composition of compelling
and functional gathering areas.
Connexion’s powder-coated
aluminum frame is tautly upholstered with Versatex mesh
and fitted with cushions and
pillows in Suncloth fabrics that
allow for a myriad captivating
color pattern combinations.
Skyline Design, Suite 15-110 The Palisades bench can be used
anywhere, even indoors. It is casual and sophisticated at the same
time. Measuring 7 feet in length with elegantly curved arms and legs,
the Palisades uses Sunbrella® fabric for its long luxurious cushion with
banded detailing. This is a piece you will be proud to have in your
outdoor living areas.
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Winston Furniture,
Suite 1515 Winston Furniture
celebrates 40 years with Sloane
Square, its new 2015 transitional
style collection. This complete
collection includes high-back, deep
seating and dining pieces. Exceptional cushion tailoring incorporates a two-tier pillow back for soft
supporting comfort. Also available
in sling and woven buckets. See
Sloane Square and the entire 2015
line in the showroom.
CabanaCoast Patio Furniture, Suite 1585 CabanaCoast is a complete
line of luxury patio furniture for residential and commercial use. Our collections
include both contemporary and classic styles, with unexpected eye-catching
designs. The combination of style and quality of our furniture will help you easily
transform any outdoor space into an oasis.
OUTDOOR LIVING HOT PRODUCTS
Mike Bell, Inc. & Wastewater Patterson, Suite
613 The Fire Door Table
is the newest piece in the
Rust Belt series. Its top is a
perfectly rusted fire door
framed with old sun bleached, hand-scraped
beams, and the three triangular pedestals feature rusty panels alternating with old beams. It
would be a fabulous conversation piece inside
or out.
Paragon Casual Furniture, Suite 1545 Paragon
Casual is proud to present its
new Garden Accents Collection,
which features decorative stone
tops and rust-resistant cast bases
in an array of contrasting hues.
Tailored to please any outdoor
enthusiast.
Mallin Casual Furniture, Suite 1525 Modern, yet timeless – Mallin’s
Stratford Collection. The refined back with its clean and subtle design features
a fully welded aluminum extrusion. The plush cushion is an exemplar of
Mallin’s comfort. The collection, clean and crisp, will transform your backyard.
mallinfurniture.com, 312-836-0375, [email protected]
Ratana, Suite 1516 Expertly hand-woven, UV-resistant resin over power-coated aluminum frames, this Orlando daybed comes in the configuration
of love seats and ottomans. It can quickly transform from a love seat to a
circular daybed with two ottomans or vice versa. Various sizes of toss pillows
can be ordered additionally.
David Sutherland
Showroom, Suite 1400
David Sutherland introduces
two Sutherland collections,
Lakeshore and Garden
Décor, and a collection from
Perennials Fabrics, Kidding
Around. Inspired by the clean,
bold geometry of Art Deco,
Lakeshore offers 17 pieces
that make a statement with
crisp symmetry and artfully
tapered lines.
Lane Venture Interior
Design Showroom,
Suite 1548 Check out the
latest from Celerie Kemble’s Mimi Collection and the Crespi Wave Collection.
Perfect for outdoor relaxation or bring
it inside to add a little fun to your room.
This eclectic mix of products and styles
were designed to work as collections or
to be mixed together.
Tropitone Furniture, Suite 1523 Sabia is
the newest collection of Stoneworks table tops.
Inspired by nature, these tops feature a unique
texture that adds visual interest by reflecting light.
Sabia Table Tops are made locally and durable, creating a quality piece for the Stoneworks collection.
Available in brown, black and white, Sabia Table
Tops will complement bold frames or fabrics for
an interesting outdoor space.
Kettler International, Suite 1661 It’s summer, and space is at a premium. Why not enjoy
your outdoor oasis with Café Napoli, a three-piece Bistro set that includes two folding chairs
with 24’ folding table. Perfect for any small outdoor space. Stop by the Kettler showroom to see
summer living at its best.
JANUS et Cie, Suite 1420 The Masters Aluminum Series, heralds a
new era in fine metal furniture. Meticulous in craftsmanship and detail, this first
installment of the series features Artemis,
Capella, Quadratl and Sash lines. These
extraordinary pieces are impeccably engineered in solid aluminum and offered in 20
satin finishes with signature cushions.
Elaine Smith, Suite 1524 Woven
by hand of Sunbrella materials, the indoor/
outdoor Golden Basketweave pillow offers
an elegant, textured touch to any room.
Elaine Smith is a collection of luxurious
indoor/outdoor pillows that resist rain, sun
and stains. Her runway-inspired designs
are elegantly chic and are all handcrafted
in the U.S.
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KITCHEN+BATH
Graff, Suite 163 The Ametis Ring, designed by Davide
Oppizzi for Graff, symbolizes the fusion between the universe
above and the oceans below. It features a spa-like halo allowing
water to flow gently and a six-color LED lighting chromotherapy
system with finishes of polished chrome, architectural black and
architectural white.
Sub-Zero and Wolf Showroom, Suite 134
Talk about exciting - now you can get free Wolf
Gourmet countertop appliances, cutlery and
cookware that will help you roast, toast, blend and
slice like a pro. When you purchase a combination
of Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances now through
March 31, 2016, you’ll get up to $7,000 worth of
new Wolf Gourmet products, completing your
ultimate high-performance kitchen.
Miele, Suite 133 Inspired in both design and
performance, the Miele Range is the culmination
of more than 100 years of expertise, offering intuitive controls,
extraordinary automation and
harmonious design to delight
even the most discerning
customer.
The Chopping Block, Suite
107 Learn to cook in just five
days. The Chopping Block’s Culinary Boot Camp is a professional
culinary school
curriculum
that has been
boiled down
to a week-long,
hands-on
program for
home cooks. You’ll learn cooking
techniques without the hefty
time commitment or price tag.
thechoppingblock.com.
Poggenpohl, Suite
138 Poggenpohl is revolutionizing classic lines.
Poggenpohl introduces
the P`7350 design by
Porsche Design Studio
for the first time in
the United States. The
P`7350 brings kitchen
architecture that departs
from the horizontal lines
of conventional kitchens
in a completely new
interpretation. This effect
is made possible by the
technology of industrial
mitering of the cabinet
front and body.
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Rohl, Suite 163 The new Rohl Michael Berman Graceline C-Spout Widespread
Lavatory Faucet (MB2019DM-2) features a long, graceful arch, the Graceline is complemented by dial shaped handles reminiscent of ship cleats. Thumb depressions on
the handles and “knurling” banded escutcheons, combined with an
exclusive Satin Gold finish, adds a hint of glamor.
Wood-Mode Lifestyle Design Center, Suite 119 Oceanside, WoodMode’s latest lifestyle concept, combines linear design with hidden functionality.
This concept features linear recessed door style in Aqua Shade, part of WoodMode’s line of Designer Color Palette finishes. With minimal ornamentation and
seamless expanses of color, these framed flat panel doors transition the design
between contemporary and traditional style.
KITCHEN+BATH HOT PRODUCTS
K&B Galleries, Suite 1454 Per Se Decorative evokes the elegance of classic luxury materials in a minimal, soft modern aesthetic.
Uninhibited by layered details, the inherent beauty of crystal is accentuated through the intuitive form of the Per Se collection.
SMEG USA, Suite 163 Delicious
meals, effortless cooking, and even
authentic Italian-style pizza, is now
available at the touch of a button – or
the turn of a knob – thanks to SMEG’s
new line of 24” ovens, which includes
a state-of-the-art classic oven, microwave, steam combination oven, and
warming drawer.
Bentwood of Chicago, Suite 161 You talked. We listened. Bentwood proudly introduces the
Harmoni Collection, the perfect balance between style, quality and functionality in cabinetry. Made in
the U.S., this frameless line offers custom finishes and designs at prices guaranteed to make you smile.
Six- to eight-week lead time. Visit us to learn more.
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FABRICS+LINENS
Romo, Suite 6-152 The Romo Group’s
Zinc Textile launches 1973 and Nightclubbing
collections. 1973 is symbolic of this seminal year
when the boundaries of design were pushed.
Nightclubbing, Zinc’s first standalone print
collection is an intoxicating mix of bold designs
inspired by and named after some of the
world’s most legendary clubs around the globe.
Cowtan & Tout showroom, Suite 638
The 2015 Larsen collection embodies contemporary sophistication with layers of modern
graphics. Inspired by 1930s Swiss artist Sophie
Taeuber and the Larsen archives, this refined
urbane assortment incorporates advanced
weaving techniques and finishes. Shown: Ellis,
Douglas, Duncan, Wright, Clifford, Morrison.
Designers Linen Source, Suite 1487
Designers Linen Source welcomes Lysdrap
Linens, which are made in Belgium and offer
embroidery on percale, sateen and linen.
All fabrics come from top Italian mills and
use only 100 percent Egyptian long-staple
cotton. It offers 70 colors with coordinating
thread colors.
Kravet, Suite
6-121 The brilliant
prints, luxurious
weaves and intricate
embroideries in Brunschwig & Fils’ Maisonnette Collection work
seamlessly to create
vibrant rooms with a
collected-over-time
feel. Having borrowed
its name from an
earlier collection
for the 1960s, this
new range of fabrics
includes patterns of
ethnic, traditional
and contemporary
genres, many of which
are revived from the
extensive Brunschwig
& Fils archive.
Dessin Fournir Companies,
Suite 1411 Designer Kerry Joyce
introduces his Performance Collection.
Luxurious textiles that are made for the
indoors, yet are perfect for outdoors.
Woven in Sunbrella 100 percent fiber
with the look and feel of fine interior
fabrics. Fade and stain resistant, bleachable, easy to clean and red wine friendly.
Explore the complete collection at
kerryjoycetextiles.com.
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Holly Hunt, Suite 1428 Holly
Hunt’s Great Outdoors Textile Collection has expanded its selection of
worry-free textiles for use indoors or
out. Holly Hunt has partnered with Sunbrella to create new exclusive patterns,
custom yarn twists and luxe double
width sheers. Each item is woven with
the strength to withstand the elements
and all of life’s moments, even those that
require bleach.
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