High Point Market.. part six.. great accent pieces

Great accents can make a room.  Think outside the box, go with fish, skulls, whales, dogs, pineapples.  Add a playful unique object to your room as a conversation piece.  As Dorothy Draper said, "I always put in one controversial item, it makes people talk."

Have fun with your interiors.

Be Inspired. Be Bold.

peace&love

Rebecca

High Point Market.. part five.. wood, leather and gold

Wood, leather and gold are popping up everywhere.  They are great elements to incorporate into any room.  From traditional applications to unique and innovative, have fun with these products.

Gold painted wood. Phillips Collection.

Rustic wood flooring.

Cowhide and leather chair with a hint of gold. Arteriors.

Sleek mid century modern tables and chairs.  Ion Design.

Bench made out of straw molded in polyurethane.

Blown glass formed to the organicism of the natural wood. What I C 2.

Raw wood table paired with a leather chair.  Classic. Furniture Classics.

Wall of wood.  Home Trends & Design.

A pop of geometric gold.  Madera Home.

Wood tiling table top.

One of my favorite leather chair, so cute and petite.  Four Hands.

Gold base and rustic wood table top.  Artilia.

Blocks of wood.  Asian Loft.

Raw wood chair.  Asian Loft.

Wood table top with a hint of gold.  Nuevo

Be Inspired. Be Bold.

peace&love

Rebecca

High Point Market.. part four.. fabulous lighting

We may be back from market but I will continue to bring you upcoming trends and just some really cool things I experienced.  Today I bring you lighting, from industrial and the Edison light to hand blown to clean line.  Whatever your style, there's the right light for you.  Remember lighting is a crucial part for any interior.

Industrial lighting from Arteriors.  Unique shapes and forms sure to make a statement in any room.

Hand blown lighting.

Recycled bottle chandelier.

Display at Four Hands. I love the variation of sizes and lengths.

Wall of lighting at Four Hands.

Great lighting at the bar at Four Hands.  I'm loving the clusters of lights.

Mr. Brown has chandeliers with clean lines, gold lined with husks.

Love the geometric lines of these chandeliers.

Beautiful unique lighting with the contrast of hemp and beads at Ro Sham Beaux.

Modern industrial lighting at Nuevo.

Remember, lighting is the most important part of any interior.  Make it bright and make it fabulous. 

Be Inspired. Be Bold.

peace&love

Rebecca 

High Point Market.. part three

Today we ventured to where the true craftsmen were.  We saw a lot of innovative processes, techniques and materials being usd in unique ways. Lots of reclaimed and recycled materials.  Cutting materials up and reassembling them together creating new textures and patterns.

Wood panels from scraps of wood. Laguna collection. Lagunacollection.com

Sheep wool carpets with hints of silk to give a slight shimmer. Davis & Davis, custom rugs and broadloom. 

Gold thumbprint design on black lacquer. Boca Do Lobo. Bocadolobo.com

Lamp shades wrapped in gold dipped hemp. Ro Sham Beaux.

Shell chandeliers.

Reclaimed wood from Tibetan ships.  Colorful and durable for outdoor use. Warehouse 2120. Warehouse2120.com

Be Inspired. Be Bold. 

peace&love

Rebecca

High Point Market.. part two.. everything rugs

On day two we found ourselves in a sea of fabulous rugs.  I was amazed with the huge variety of color, pattern and texture.  All these fibers got me excited to start designing my own textiles and rugs.

Our first stop, and my favorite, was Chandra.  It is handcrafted and hand knotted in India. 100 % New Zealand wool. The quality was amazing and luxurious, at a reasonable price.

We saw a lot of shag rugs, some 100% wool, some 100% polyester, all very groovy.

Jaipur was our next stop.  They had a huge selection with beautiful patterns and colors.

Surya blew us away with their inventory. Anything you imagined, they had.  From hand woven wool rugs to hand knotted oriental to recycled tshirts there was something new to see around every corner.

More to come. Be inspired. Be bold. 

peace&love

Rebecca