Tufting and a bright shade of yellow make this settee a stand-out. We love its clean, simplified lines, too. Hardwood frame is covered in polyester fabric. 60"W x 35"D x 49"T. USA made.
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Horchow Paisley Settee
Horchow Paisley Settee
Tufting and a bright shade of yellow make this settee a stand-out. We love its clean, simplified lines, too. Hardwood frame is covered in polyester fabric. 60"W x 35"D x 49"T. USA made.
Tufting and a bright shade of yellow make this settee a stand-out. We love its clean, simplified lines, too. Hardwood frame is covered in polyester fabric. 60"W x 35"D x 49"T. USA made.
Swan™ Sofa Designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen
Swan™ Sofa
Designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen
Before the Swan Chair and Sofa (1958), Arne Jacobsen’s architecture and designs were shaped by an assumption of materials’ natural ways of resisting. In other words, he could make them go only so far in becoming the structure he desired. With new technologies, however, the old rules no longer applied and he was able to shape fluid curves and single-piece molded shells. The Swan Sofa is now made from polyurethane foam, but at the time, Jacobsen used Styropore® to create its continuous shape. Original design and licensed manufacture by Republic of Fritz Hansen. Made in Denmark.
Designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen
Before the Swan Chair and Sofa (1958), Arne Jacobsen’s architecture and designs were shaped by an assumption of materials’ natural ways of resisting. In other words, he could make them go only so far in becoming the structure he desired. With new technologies, however, the old rules no longer applied and he was able to shape fluid curves and single-piece molded shells. The Swan Sofa is now made from polyurethane foam, but at the time, Jacobsen used Styropore® to create its continuous shape. Original design and licensed manufacture by Republic of Fritz Hansen. Made in Denmark.
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lubi graphite daybed
lubi graphite daybed
$799.00
split personality. Analyst-style lounge by day, dreambed by night. Stacked double mattress sleeps twin. Or, remove the top to side-by-side on the floor for a double. Graphite basket-weave is soft, chunky. Nap or read with head propped on a roll. Dry clean the removable top cover. Also in poly fabric: olive.
$799.00
split personality. Analyst-style lounge by day, dreambed by night. Stacked double mattress sleeps twin. Or, remove the top to side-by-side on the floor for a double. Graphite basket-weave is soft, chunky. Nap or read with head propped on a roll. Dry clean the removable top cover. Also in poly fabric: olive.
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McClellansville Bookcase in Choice of Color Posh Tots
McClellansville Bookcase in Choice of Color
$2,645 – Posh Tots
A stylish nook for your favorite books, the McClellansville Bookcase lets you escape to a realm where a coastal palette seduces your senses, where relaxation washes over you and the chaos of everyday life fades away. Timeless designs and evocative textures blend seamlessly to create a superbly appointed environment - a place to live, entertain or escape. With a collection inspired by some of the most impressive coastal locales - Nantucket, Newport, Carmel and Bar Harbor, to name a few - you can expect an equally impressive product. This unique artisan raises the standard in design and construction. Each piece is handcrafted from the finest plantation-grown mahogany and premium veneers and trim. Craftsmen use state-of-the-art techniques to produce the timeless soft patina. Their skills can further be seen in the distressing, dry-brushing and antiquing that shapes the character of each piece of handcrafted furniture. And a closer inspection will reveal drawers constructed of renewable, plantation-grown mahogany and made with traditional dovetail joints.
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$2,645 – Posh Tots
A stylish nook for your favorite books, the McClellansville Bookcase lets you escape to a realm where a coastal palette seduces your senses, where relaxation washes over you and the chaos of everyday life fades away. Timeless designs and evocative textures blend seamlessly to create a superbly appointed environment - a place to live, entertain or escape. With a collection inspired by some of the most impressive coastal locales - Nantucket, Newport, Carmel and Bar Harbor, to name a few - you can expect an equally impressive product. This unique artisan raises the standard in design and construction. Each piece is handcrafted from the finest plantation-grown mahogany and premium veneers and trim. Craftsmen use state-of-the-art techniques to produce the timeless soft patina. Their skills can further be seen in the distressing, dry-brushing and antiquing that shapes the character of each piece of handcrafted furniture. And a closer inspection will reveal drawers constructed of renewable, plantation-grown mahogany and made with traditional dovetail joints.
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What to do about small bathrooms?
You may need to renovate a new home your planning to flip for more money when you sell it and with the renovation often comes replacing old and worn down, ugly, stained bathtubs. To sell a home you need to have a great looking and functioning interior and something like a bad bathtub can turn people away or lower the value of the home. Spending a moderate amount of money on Bathtubs for small bathrooms can raise the value of the home much more than the money you shell out to replace the tubs so it’s usually very worthwhile an investment to consider.
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Homes With Columns and Pillars
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Besides serving an aesthetic function, columns also proved their worth in durability and practicality. In many Greek Revival, Georgian, and Classical Revival homes, columns supported the roof over a portico or a porch. These sloping roofs provided areas of continuous shade during the hot and muggy times of year. A decorative strip called a frieze was often located just above the capital, or upper portion of the column. The symbolic colonnade, sometimes found lining the facade, added to the symmetry of the homes, which usually featured evenly spaced windows and a central door.
A pillar is similar to a column which is a vertical support structure in architecture, but the base section is any shape but circular.
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