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Philosophy: ‘Choose well, rather than often.’ Our focus is on furniture that is well-made, well-designed, and well-proportioned so it will stand the test of time. These are pieces that can travel from one decade to the next, one room to the next, and from one use to the next.
Trendcasting Thoughts: As Jens Risom says, “Good design goes with good design. It doesn’t matter what style or period.” One of the most exciting interior design trends I see is a willingness among homeowners to experiment with color, pattern and mixing period styles. This is a great way to give your home’s interior your personal point-of-view, as long as you are mixing good design with good design.
Comfort
Sleepy Hollow Chair: Comfort has arrived! The Sleepy Hollow is our most comfortable chair and ottoman. With curves that fit the contours of the body and the perfect pitch for reading, our Sleepy Hollow Chair – in your choice of fabric or leather – is right at home by a fire, in a study, or a bedroom.
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Décor
Jill Rosenwald Ceramics: Hand-painted details are a great way to add a personal touch to your decor. At Studio 882, we love one of a kind, custom ceramics by Jill Rosenwald. Each piece is thrown on the potters wheel, hand painted and then gilted with a 14K gold edge. Select your favorite colors and patterns for a truly unique home accent.
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Iconic
Westbury Dressing Chest: The Westbury Dressing Chest is an iconic piece by Dorothy Draper, included in her design of the Arrowhead Springs Hotel in 1939. Sophisticated and chic, with its unique, solid brass drawer pulls, are a compliment to a warm wood finish or a color of your choosing.
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Space
Butler Table: The Butler Table is a versatile and refined twist on a server. It’s perfect for entertaining! The Butler Table can be used almost anywhere a work surface is needed, and it conserves space when not in use. Aesthetically clean, the table offers two flip-top panels essentially tripling its width, a removable tray, and the option to fold it up for storage. The Butler Table also solves the problem of little wall space, can float in a room or be placed in front of a window without seriously obstruction the view.
