Photo by: Victor Prieto Situated at the base of the Tramuntana mountains amidst sheepbells and clucking chickens, this casita is surrounded by color: greens and yellows crawling up the vine-wrapped pergola and of the hundreds-years old succulents in the surrounding valley. It was quite an easy decision to to bring these outdoor colors in.⁣ First we painted the four seating cushions (measuring nearly 6 meters) varying shades of sage & ashy green. These base seating pieces all feature our signature vintage details like hand-stitched seams. And each of the 20+ pillows used as accents & for back support is unique. We chose to dial up & down each expression of goldenrod so the transition from sage to gold was seamless and elegant. No two pieces are alike.⁣

www.hudsonwoods.com This is a great project from Lang Architect in the Catskill Mountains of NY. Each home is this development uses materials which are design-conscious to the local community & environment, which is why they found us. They used lumber & flooring from Hickman Lumber & Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring for all the hardwood aspects of the home - walls, ceiling, doors, & floors. R&Q natural white oak. 3" & 4". Various Widths and lengths. Turned out Beautifully!

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An experimental embossing technique brings the flowing contours of Soutache into subtle relief. Inspired by the depths achieved layering paper with papier-mâché, the lines of the pattern are crafted by laying thick cellulose yarns on a non-woven backing, then pressing a viscose textile over them for a polished look. With its slubby, silk-like fabric face and soft emboss, the unique textile wallcovering has a luxurious feel. Soutache absorbs light beautifully, on a grand scale that references earth lines and movement.

An experimental embossing technique brings the flowing contours of Soutache into subtle relief. Inspired by the depths achieved layering paper with papier-mâché, the lines of the pattern are crafted by laying thick cellulose yarns on a non-woven backing, then pressing a viscose textile over them for a polished look. With its slubby, silk-like fabric face and soft emboss, the unique textile wallcovering has a luxurious feel. Soutache absorbs light beautifully, on a grand scale that references earth lines and movement.

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The 4-bed/4-bath/1 powder room residence provides our clients with a perfect retreat from Miami's humid summers. Britto Charette used soft finishing elements and coverings by Romo textile, Restoration Hardware, Norbar textiles, Phillip Jeffries wall coverings, visual comfort , Bloomingdales linens, Hudson Collection, Britto Charette home accessories, and many other elements to achieve the clients' desired look. Dustin Peck photographer

A warm and cozy home theater. Walls are divided in large section framed by wide wood trim painted in dark drown. Inside each panel a textile stretches from sides to sides. Wall sconces are placed between each fabric panel. The ceiling is also upholstered in the same fabric.

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A dark bedroom was brought to life again with warm lighting and soft textiles