prbnj They're fantastic. We looked at these chairs for dining room, but they were too hard. Stock pads from DWR were square and available only in black.
Red Wonders! - Can you tell us the pattern on the tea cup? It is so sweet and lovely! Also, what textile is used on the window seat cushion? You have put together such a wonderfully haphazard collection of patterns and textures. Thanks for sharing. »
Kristen Rivoli Interior Design I have no idea about the tea cup, it's my client's own, but I can tell you that the fabric on the window seat is from schumacher. They make incredible fabrics.
The pendant light looks like a Seppo Koho (Secto Design)? I have been trying to connect with Stylepark (FINLAND) to find out where to purchase in the US. Please tell me where you found this light fixture. Thanks.
Lou in Louisville, KY »
Becky Harris Lou, I think these may just be the only dudes who could possibly hook you up with a SECTO in the states, unless that Pure Light place in South Africa will ship to the USA. Oddly enough, this is not far from my home in Atlanta:
UNITED STATES:
Rudd & Associates
Robert A. Rudd
206 Cabin Creek Court
Woodstock GA 30189
USA
tel. 678-445-5556
ruddassociates@bellsouth.net
www.ruddandassociates.com
Annie Thornton Here is a tip: Many photos on Houzz have been tagged with product tags. If you click "More Info," you can see that these wishbone chairs have also been tagged with the name of the chair, information about the chair, the price, and where you can purchase them.
I love the seat cushions this designer has chosen for this cozy and modern banquette. Yup, cozy and modern — that's tough to pull off, but Wishbone chairs help.
This is the idealized image for me of what working from home "feels" like: a sunny spot at the family table where you are present with your loved ones but also able to produce work. (Idealized being the key word.)
Make it comfortable for multiple uses. This inviting kitchen nook combines a window seat, fun throw pillows, classic mid-century Danish chairs, great lighting and a cheerful color scheme. The result is an inviting command post, homework center and dining spot.
Each fixture is expertly hand-crafted from birch and is available in natural, black or white finishes. Interior designer Kristen Rivoli has added the Vecto Light in natural birch to the mix of woods in this breakfast nook. She also brought in some Danish design via the Hans Wegner Wishbone chairs.
2. Use power strips — and turn them off when they're not in use. Power strips can help avoid "vampire" energy use that occurs when devices continue to suck power even when they are off. Have trouble remembering to switch them off? For a little extra money, you can purchase a "smart strip" (like this one from Belkin) that will automatically shut off power.