(c) S.R. Gambrel, 2015 | Our leather is featured in this month’s issue of Elle Décor Super Chic. Utah 1618 was chosen for the beautifully upholstered ottoman. Now, Utah is often described as having that “Old World” look. A two-tone effect and a bit of oil on the surface gives these aniline hides charm and character. A clear water based top coat is applied at the end of the tanning process for a soft, smooth feel and a bit of added durability and stain protection. If you’re interested in doing a project similar to the one below, we recommend Utah. It is one of our many collections reflecting elegant vintage luxury.

This outdoor living room is a great space to take a nap, entertain or read a great mood. The main seating is two outdoor daybeds upholstered in outdoor fabric, with many throw pillows for comfort. It's a great place to enjoy the gardens.

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Photography by Lucas Henning.
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Great Room anchored by the large fireplace with large sliding glass doors that open up to the outside patios. Builder - Build Inc, Interior Design - Tate Studio Architects, Landscape - Desert Foothills Landscape, Photography - Thompson Photographic.

The custom gas fireplace adds a cozy feel for the fall and winter months and a massive 14 feet of built-in seating and lounge space. And the bright white color eliminates the overpowering feeling of this significant feature.

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Architect - Douglas Wright www.dcwarchitects.com Photography: Bjorn Wallander
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Allison Cartwright
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Design by Joanna Hartman | Project Management by Jim Venable | Photo by Paul Finkel This space features knotty alder cabinets from Amazonia Cabinets; backpainted glass with outlet by Anchor Ventana; New White Oak floors stained to match existing by Big D's Hardwood Floors; paint, Kelly-Moore Pure White 7005 SW; Kraus undermount sink from Ferguson Enterprises; oak IKEA butcher block counter; Sergei Sputnik Ceiling Lamp; Frigidaire appliances; 3cm Calacutta gold marble on the cooktop, surround, and sink counter; and paintings by Sarah Lantz and Court Lurie.

Jennifer Cerchiai Interior Design Photo Credit: Courtney Steffens
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