Salvations Architectural Furnishings

Home Improvement Professionals , Furniture & Accessories
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Magazine Features

Country: United States
Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles featured this stunning living room by Robert Brown of Townhouse, which includes our two-tier Portsmouth coffee table.
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Our coffee table was featured in a Coastal Living piece recently on a Maryland home decorated by designer Kelley Proxmire
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Many thanks to the Interior Design Center of St. Louis and the KDR Showroom for this wonderful post on our firescreens!
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Magazine Features - Coffee Tables
Salvations' Grace Coffee Table was featured in the Winter 2014 issue of LUXE Interiors + Design
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Magazine Features - Side Tables And End Tables
The E.C. Dicken showroom in Dallas featured Salvations in its Spring 2014 newsletter that profiled the lines they cover. Our accent tables are photographed here, along with an interview of Salvations owner Barry Remley.
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Our colorful concrete-topped tables are featured in the latest ad campaign for Lee Industries -- Thank you, Lee!
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We were delighted to see our Square Collar table featured in Traditional Home's profile of designer Mary Jo Donohoe's home this year. It's been a consistently good seller for 27 years, and the magazine profile confirms its timeless quality. Here's the link to the full story: http://www...
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We made this Crystal coffee table for a designer decorating a home in LIttle Rock, Arkansas, which was then featured in House Beautiful magazine.
House Beautiful
DC designer David Mitchell used our spindle coffee table for a project that was featured on the cover of Washington Spaces magazine.
Washington Spaces
This was one of our first magazine "coups." Less than a year after going into business in the 1980s, Metropolitan Home magazine asked us to help accessorize a home in Chevy Chase for a photo shoot. I have always loved this photo.
Met Home