New Products almost ready for ICFF

Guess what? Our new Damask chair is almost out of the oven. Just in time for ICFF. Remember to save the date, May 16-19, Booth 1751 at the Javits Center.

Happy Earth Day!

Being great supporters or sustainability we are really psyched about Earth Day and if you are not yet a protector of mother earth, at least for one day be a little gentle, turn of those extra lights, recycle a little and plant a tree if you have the time.  Have a great day!

For some tips on how to save energy please visit the following links:

National Grid Energy Efficiency

Energy Hog

Energy Savers

Showroom now open for appointments

Our Showroom is ready now  by appointments only so if you want to see our products in person and talk a little bit about what makes us different from everyone else give us a call.

Our new showroom is located at 250 East 65th Street, #8D. To make an appointment call: 212-308-9019.

Sneak Preview at our new products for ICFF

As we get ready for ICFF our new products are almost done and as a sneak preview we wanted to show you all the new generation of the Damask Chair. This version is a modern re-take to what you’ve all seen before, showing us a pattern designed by the artist Karl O. Neuroth, simpler lines and a new color. This New approach will be part of our annyline dye collection and if you want to see it finished you’ll have to look for us this May 16-19 at ICFF in stand 1751.

The Studio in Frusterio

Lindsey Walta from the Home design blog “Frusterio” wrote a nice blurb about our company and some of our products. Take a look at the article and make a comment if you like what she wrote about us.

Thanks Lindsey!

Chose Local First

We are big fans of Danielle and Company from Scranton, PA. Danielle’s products are created as eco chic, they are modern in design and are made with the purest ingredients, many of them being organic and made with essential oils and we follow all her newsletters. One of the latest was an article on 10 reasons why to chose local and we thought we could share it with our readers given that we also make our products locally.

Photo from the shop of one of our local manufacturers in Montana.

So here are the top 10 reasons to support locally owned businesses, including ours:

1.  Buy Local- Support Yourself: Several studies have shown that when you buy from an independent, locally owned business, rather than a nationally owned business, significantly more of your money is used to make purchases from other local businesses, service providers, and farms;