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This project was a great example of how changing specific architectural elements made a big difference in the overall appearance of the home…
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High Point Market: Trends Report for 2013
Just got back from the Fall Market in High Point, N.C. 2012 and what a great trip…So many new products and so much to see! Here is the long anticipated Trends Report for 2013 with photos. Now you can make your decorating plans for the New Year!
Bed White & Blue
July 4th is considered the start of summer, but you don’t need the holiday to enjoy this custom upholstered bed and bedding in red, white & blue! The headboard fabric is in a vibrant red with small white stars. The reversible duvet has thick stripes on one side, and a blue knit weave on the other. Perfect for the tween-to-teen youth.
High Pt NC: Trends report for 2012
Retailers & Designers from all over the world come to visit and purchase from the 14 million square feet of furniture & accessory showrooms, housed in 180 buildings…
Architectural Digest Home Show
The annual Architectural Digest Home Show at Pier 94 in NYC attracts the work of many manufacturers and artists. There is also a special section called ‘Dining By Design’. Dozens of wildly creative dining environments are created and on view as part of a fundraising gala event, to benefit AIDS research.
Architectural Digest Home Design Show
Denise Wenacur was asked to participate at the Architectural Digest Home Design show as a Design Consultant. Attendees received 15 minute complimentary design consultations,viewed beautiful fashions for their home, and left with some great ideas.
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The common element throughout is good design. There’s always a reason why an element is chosen for a certain place, whether it’s a colorful painting in a room or a specific fabric on a chair. There’s also a functionality to every item that is unique to each project’s solution. It’s sort of like an oversized jigsaw puzzle with a place and reason for each piece.
“Your rooms are like a painting. Each component is a brushstroke to create the whole picture. It’s magic every time!”