Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label furniture. Show all posts

Monday, May 2, 2011

Wired.

As summer creeps in and the vision of outdoor entertaining and lounging becomes more of a reality, I'm lusting for these gorgeously bright metal pieces.
 Hee Lounge Chair from dkVogue
 Scroll Bistro Table from Terrain

Hope you all had a lovely weekend. Mine couldn't have been better, as I enjoyed a weekend away in DC with my BFFs. It was a weekend full of perfect weather, MANY laughs, a beautiful hotel and plenty of reminiscing.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Inspired by...

Rogue Wave over size photograph by John Michael Smith, available at Perch.

And conjuring up decor of warm browns, terracottas, pale aquas and sea greens:

Monday, March 21, 2011

Fashion to Furniture: Lilly Pulitzer

While winter blows it's last breath on us here in the northeast, my mind is wandering elsewhere - specifically the iconic colorful Lilly Pulitzer dresses that are now being translated into the brand's first home furnishings collection. As my summer wardrobe waits with baited breath in the back of my closet, we'll soon be able to enjoy the springlike prints of Lilly Pulitzer all year long. Introduced by HFI Brands, the collection debuted at High Point in October and will launch in stores this summer. The line will feature 200 pieces for the bedroom, living room and dining room and will include a fabric line for Lee Jofa and accent pieces. Umm, I'm already scheming for my fake house. While the classically shaped furniture pieces will come in finishes ranging from Palm Beach white to colorful lacquers and mahogany veneer to woven, they all have that same Lilly theme in common - a lust for a colorful life. I'm all for that!
(Vintage LP prints lining the stairway at the Madison Avenue store, via inspired.talk)

Says Creative Director for HFI Brands, Britt Albright, "The Lilly Pulitzer Home collection promises to deliver Lilly's same style, inspired color palette and unique sense of fun to consumers' everyday lives."










Certainly a brand we'll never tire of! And while the complete Lilly look may not be for everyone (even me), the pieces are wonderfully modern and transitional and work in an eclectic mix of styles.

Images via Home Accents Today and HFI Brands.