When Mount Vesuvius erupted in A.D. 79, catastophic volcanic ash buried cities and towns in the region of Southern Italy. This panel is a reproduction of a fresco wall painting (Roman, about 40–30 B.C.) from the bedroom of a country villa in Boscoreale, about one mile north the volcano. We all often make the mistake… Read more »
An otherwise classic wing back gets a pop of Boho chic with this whimsical (yet not cloying) pattern. We love the juxtaposition of the two styles, which is basically what your portfolio is all about. An homage to to the classics with your own flair thrown in the mix. This chair would work great to… Read more »
This sofa reminds of the ones we see in London at our favorite private club, Home House. But you don’t have to fly to London and get a dinner invite to the club, you can find this at, drum roll, Pier I. I know. London would be more fun, but in the meantime, check it… Read more »
These trio of urns are inspired by classic Greek housewares. The exterior of the curvy shapes are constructed from a series of smooth flutes that run vertically up the shell that perfectly accentuates the overall shape. The urns are made on Italy’s southern coast who’s artisans have been crafting these pieces since 1600B.C….. Read more »