From Julie:
Design*Sponge recently ran a piece about communal dining: great idea. Made us think about dining benches, which led us to Design Public, which reminded us that one of our favorite sustainably oriented companies, NY-based Staach, makes fantastic dining benches, available in white, green, yellow, red, maple, poplar, black, blue, and gray.
Below: Cain Collection 47-inch-long bench in maple; $290 at designpublic.com:
Below: Cain collection 47-inch-long bench in red; $350.
February 15th, 2008
Related posts:
- 10 Easy Pieces: Dining Benches
- Steal This Look: Tsao & McKown Dining Room
- Palette & Paints: Children’s Room Green
- Tortoise, LA
- The Pink Bench
From Julie:
We first spotted New York–based Fernlund + Logan’s work on Materialicious. Curious, we perused their website and discovered this house in Sag Harbor; as close to perfect as you can get. The Swedish influence of Solveig Fernlund is abundantly evident here; the Hans Wegner wishbone chairs, the checkered tablecloth, the understated simplicity. See more of the duo’s work at fernlundlogan.com.
February 15th, 2008
Related posts:
- Architect Visit: Fernlund + Logan
- Furniture: Green Wishbone Chair
- Steal This Look: Wegner Wishbone Chair
- Shopper’s Diary: Just Scandinavian
- Antiques & Vintage: Wright Now
From Julie:
It was only a matter of time. Pottery Barn’s “interpretation” of John Robshaw’s bohemian-luxe India-print linens:
Below: John Robshaw’s Java line; go to johnrobshaw.com:
Below: Pottery Barn’s Paloma bedding line; go to potterybarn.com:
February 15th, 2008
Related posts:
- Passage to India
- Fabrics and Linens: John Robshaw Online Shop
- Fabrics and Linens: Hable Construction at Pottery Barn
- Storage: New from Pottery Barn
- Fabrics & Linens: Summer Stripes
