Interior Designers Home Memory: Designer Sofa

Sunday, June 14, 2015

Designer Sofa

an area rug and a piece of art behind a sofa should be about two-thirds of the back of the sofa in length. — Cheryll Gillespie is an award-winning designer with a passion for travel. Visit her at www.rockhousestyle.com. Getting the proportions Stocked metal bar carts line the back of a plush sofa in a lounge area The work space was designed by Brad Sherman, a Manhattan-based commercial designer who has developed a trademark style that blurs the line between home and office. With their diagonal quilting, these new-generation seats evoke the classic Chesterfield sofa. The design of the sports seats thus cites the British heritage of MINI while delivering a contemporary interpretation of its characteristic diamond pattern for The plush bedrooms offer well-heeled young tenants the finer things in life, including designer fittings an en-suite bathroom with rainfall shower with mood lighting, leather sofas, smart TVs and luxury kitchen/lounges on each floor. Manufacturers are meeting this demand. One Collection has revived the 45 Chair from Danish designer Finn Juhl, and M2L has reissued the discontinued 1972 Deep Tuft sectional sofa from designer Harvey Probber. "The real test of great design is time If you like to nap on your sofa, Mark recommends a rolled arm or a sock arm, which have lots of soft padding, so they can act like a pillow. Mark says a track arm is a great option if you want a more modern or contemporary aesthetic. He also points out .

With a comfortable sleeper sofa, the room is ready for overnight guests at a To view the photos in color, read the design blog "Dream It, Design It" at blogs.publicopiniononline.com/dreamit. Maryann Fisher is owner of Decorating Den Interiors The US designer is leaving the helm of the fashion house she launched Black lacquered coffee tables, lots of orchids, nubbly throws on low sofas, black and white photographs of Donna with the Dalai Lama. With her departure, Diane von Furstenberg Through the years, the designer has seen many changes in the market they tend to be a bit less patient about waiting for a sofa. “But our clients understand that in order to have something special, it is sometimes well worth the wait.” The left side of our arrangement features a smaller square pillow in tan and cream, echoing the sofa’s stripe, personalized with a monogram. The pillows are finished with different trims — this adds to the visual interest of the design. On the right .