When new catalogs arrive at the store, and they're filled with promise of "fun" new things to add to a design project, I get so giddy. My co-workers think I'm a little silly, but who can fault me when pictures of these delectable items pass through my fingers??? Take the silver leafed pedestal occasional table - what an incredible accent to liven up a room? I'm a goner for anything that is silver-leafed, mercurized, or, for lack of a better way of saying it- anything silver that's not too fussy or bright. I think all things "transitional" and "hollywood glam" reek of sophistication and style. Also check out this photo of the floral-vine overturned drum table. What this photo shows us is that adding a color that's somewhat unexpected, and close to obnoxious (the acidic green of the door), brings a vibrancy to a space that almost all of us could use in our spaces, particularly now when the sun isn't gracing us with it's presence every morning.
When new catalogs arrive at the store, and they're filled with promise of "fun" new things to add to a design project, I get so giddy. My co-workers think I'm a little silly, but who can fault me when pictures of these delectable items pass through my fingers??? Take the silver leafed pedestal occasional table - what an incredible accent to liven up a room? I'm a goner for anything that is silver-leafed, mercurized, or, for lack of a better way of saying it- anything silver that's not too fussy or bright. I think all things "transitional" and "hollywood glam" reek of sophistication and style. Also check out this photo of the floral-vine overturned drum table. What this photo shows us is that adding a color that's somewhat unexpected, and close to obnoxious (the acidic green of the door), brings a vibrancy to a space that almost all of us could use in our spaces, particularly now when the sun isn't gracing us with it's presence every morning. 
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