Brian Dittmar Design, Inc. The size is 8.5 x 12 and each would be $1,500. They're 100% wool and in excellent condition. If you are interested, please let me know.
Perfection! - Hello,
Your room is divine! Do you know the manufacturer and pattern name of the floral fabric on the two small french chairs? Thanks so much. »
Brian Dittmar Design, Inc. Thank you! It was a fabric by Beacon Hill that I believe was called "Iris Garden" -- this room is from 2006, so not sure if it's still being made.
This room is 23' wide (from the dark wood credenza to the fireplace that is just at the right edge of the photo) and it is about 16' deep (not including the 2 bay windows along the front wall). The ceilings in this space are 10' tall, so that adds to the feeling of it being spacious.
It is a silk plaid fabric from Beacon Hill. This project was completed in 2005-06, so I'm not sure if it is still available. In any event, though we had the fabric backed, it's definitely not an everyday sort of chair being silk.
Brian Dittmar Design, Inc. Glad you like it -- it is from a company called Charles & Charles (www.charlesandcharles.com) and was purchased through the Hinc Showroom at the San Francisco Design Center.
Brian Dittmar Design, Inc. Hi - I wish I knew the answer....we purchased them for the client from one of the showrooms at the San Francisco Design Center. I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
roseidaho I can see you have something over the window, is it a blind? Thank you for your help.
I have 4 windows that are 3' x 6'. There are 2 on each side of a 90% corner.
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In the living room, a grownup and neutral palette stays fresh with light-filled windows, soft drapes and simple artwork. A combination of newer products from Robert Allen and Burton James with antique pieces gives the room a comfortable, lived-in feel that isn't always achievable with all-new pieces. "Patina refers to a level of age and wear, such as you find in antique furniture," says Dittmar. "Having pieces with patina instantly gives the room a lived-in feeling. The worst thing is to furnish a room with everything brand new. It has no soul or character and more closely resembles a furniture store, not a home."