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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Tracker Trunk Show . . .
Tough Duty - but someone has to do it.
Tracker Home Decor is hosting oomph for a Trunk Show on the Vineyard - Thursday, August 5th, from 3 to 5 at their gorgeous new store at 89 Pease's Point Way in Edgartown.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
The iconic `tini IIz . . .
As we approach the anniversary of our launch last August at the New York International Gift Fair, we have to think back to what attracted all that attention. It certainly wasn't us! If we really were to select the one BIG HIT of the show, it would probably be our `tini IIz.
Of course the fact that they come in all our 16 fabulous colors makes them a show-stopper on their own. But add that fabulous chocolate zigzag surface and you have a table that will stop traffic!
Oscar loves his!
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Sunday, July 25, 2010
The Hamptons Designer Show House . . .
The 2010 Hamptons Designer Showhouse had it's gala opening last night. We weren't there but heard it was wonderful despite the heat.
Traditional Home Magazine is a sponsor and is offering a discount coupon for a ticket on their website should you wish to go. It is open from July 25th through September 5th, 11:00 to 5:00 daily and is located at 129 Stoney Hill Road in Sag Harbor, New York.
Traditional Home Magazine is a sponsor and is offering a discount coupon for a ticket on their website should you wish to go. It is open from July 25th through September 5th, 11:00 to 5:00 daily and is located at 129 Stoney Hill Road in Sag Harbor, New York.
We are thrilled to have a Fairfield table in our newest color - knockout orange - in a room designed by Mabley Handler Interior Design from Water Mill, New York. We can't wait to get out there and see it or ourselves.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Bridgehampton Makeover . . .
The September issue of Traditional Home has featured our friend, designer Ken Gemes's handiwork in a remodeled vacation Home in Bridgehampton, NY.
We were admiring the classic yet updated looks of his rooms when we turned the page and saw . . .
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
The Southport Coffee Table . . .
Southport is another beautiful town in Connecticut that inspired one of our most popular glass coffee tables. Again, it's a coastal town with a history and close enough for us to frequent. Southport's earliest recorded event was "the Great Swamp Fight" of 1637 an episode of the Pequot War where English colonials vanquished a band of about 100 Pequot Indians that had fled from Mystic.
A swamp fight is the last thing that comes to mind when you stroll the picturesque streets of this pristine Connecticut Village! It looks like a movie set - every house is charming and their gardens are second to none.
Dimensions: 36 L x 36 W x 19 H
Available in any of our 16 highly lacquered colors.
Top: Clear Glass, Optional: Starfire Glass $250 additional.
Custom Color available at additional cost. Please call 203-216-9848
That is how it became the namesake for our gorgeous glass coffee table! The oomph Southport is reminiscent of a garden gate leading to a secret garden on your Grandmother's estate. The secret here is that it's a modern glass coffee table that screams sophistication in any of our 16 high lacquer colors. But it screams it quietly, for as any well-bred aristocrat knows - understated is understood. The oomph Southport glass coffee table is perfection on your own country estate or in your downtown pied-à-terre.
Dimensions: 36 L x 36 W x 19 H
Available in any of our 16 highly lacquered colors.
Top: Clear Glass, Optional: Starfire Glass $250 additional.
Custom Color available at additional cost. Please call 203-216-9848
Monday, July 19, 2010
Golftini . . .
Now everybody is in on the (martini) act. Being golfers, (or at least two out of the three of us) and martini drinkers - (that would be us all) - GOLFTINI was discovered. Golftini is a fun, fairly new line of skorts and tops for the golf course and beyond. We loved the name first - but upon further viewing - we thought it was all pretty adorable.
And like all good friends, we thought we would share our find with you! We particularly liked her birth announcement - "After a few shaken and stirred experiments, the first Golftini skorts were born and gained popularity wherever she golfed."
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