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Hunt Slonem at Lee Jofa in Boston
Dec 03 2014 ·0I recently had the pleasure of meeting Hunt Slonem at a salon style event sponsored by the Lee Jofa showroom at the Boston Design Center.
Tilton Fenwick Fabrics for Duralee
Mar 18 2014 ·0Last week at the Boston Design Center, Duralee introduced the new fabric line by Tilton Fenwick. The two women behind these glorious prints are Anne Maxwell Foster and Suysel dePedro Cunningham. They are partners who do everything together including maternity (even when only Anne had the baby)!
Pamela’s Posh Picks: Prints
Feb 21 2014 ·0Snow, rain, sleet ~ seems we’ve had it all in just this past week! I am ready for Winter to be over! While I can’t change the calendar, perhaps I can help coax along Mother Nature with this week’s Posh Picks: bright and colorful PRINT fabrics that beckon Spring. I’m thinking Birds and Blooms, even if it’s only on fabric at this point! Here are my Posh Picks for Prints…
Brunschwig & Fils at the Boston Design Center
Oct 29 2013 ·0A couple of weeks ago during The Look event at the Boston Design Center, Bruscshwig & Fils introduced two new lines to its fabric collection, Tresors de Jouy and Hommage.
David Toback, Design Director for B&F, was a most enthusiastic speaker and truly loves his fabric. And I fell in love with it too, it is lush, colorful and historic.
Posh Pinterest Board of the Week: Beautiful Brunschwig & Fils
Oct 14 2013 ·0Inspired by my visit to their showroom at the Boston Design Center last week and all their amazingly detailed and colorful fabrics, this week’s Posh Pinterest board is my very own Beautiful Brunschwig & Fils!
Here are a few of my favorite pins…
Pamela’s Posh Picks: Brunschwig & Fils Toiles
Oct 11 2013 ·0During my day at the Boston Design Center for The Look, I attended a presentation at the Brunschwig & Fils showroom (more on that soon). The featured speaker was David Toback, Director Design for B&F. He was such a dynamic speaker and so engaging. One of the things he spoke about was the history and meaning of Toile fabric. Toiles originated in France in the 1700s and the detailed scenes of everyday life were meant to inspire daydreams. After hearing Mr. Toback speak, I was dreaming of Toiles! Here are my Posh Picks for Toiles from Brunschwig & Fils…
Pamela's Posh Picks: Kravet Soleil Fabrics
Feb 27 2012 ·0I must be basking in the afterglow of my trip to South Beach, because I’ve still got sun and warm weather on my mind. This mild New England winter is such a tease, warm days out on the terrace can’t be far away!
Kravet Soleil is a line of indoor/outdoor fabric that marries style and modern technology making it an equally perfect choice for outdoor furniture or family-loved indoor pieces. I absolutely adore the colors these fabrics come in, as well as the playful, modern designs. UV protection, superior durability, and stain resistance all merge to make these fabrics uber-functional. What an outstanding combination!
Here are some of my favorites from the Kravet Soleil Lifestyles collection, the fabric names alone will put you in a tropical mood!
Fabrics pictured: Kanekopa, Kura Kura, Moloko and Kapaa
Umbrellas: Mandella in Citrine, Chairs: Mandella in Oasis
Love the lively turquoise colors and the geometric prints~ where can you envision these fabrics?
The use of neutrals on these lounge chairs with the punch of citron on the umbrellas is so tropical, love it!
Kanekopa in Akuatic, Kura Kura in Orchid, Halua in Hibiscus, Kura Kura in Haze, Mandella in Orkid, Halua in Parakeet, Kura Kura in Veridian
A clothesline peek of the fabric line~ which ones might you pick for your terrace, boat or deck? They’re all so fun and fashionable, surely there’s not a bad choice amongst them!
xo,
Pamela
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