Showing posts with label Hickory Chair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hickory Chair. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Suzanne Kasler's New Look for Fall 2010

The fall High Point was a delight this year.... the excited energy from the buyers reacting to fantastic new product lines from designers carried the market. Hickory Chair relocated to a wonderful new spot and Suzanne Kasler's new line made me smile. The pieces she introduced were perfect in my opinion, and the older items were given a new life with new paint techniques and colors. The hottest color this market was gray in all of its adaptable & amazing shades.




This is the new Simone Bed in a King size. I love this frame. In other picture's I'll point out some great details.


These are the Simone Twin Beds with a wooden headboard. The East Paces Side Table is shown at the foot of the bed in white with gold detail. The Prado bookcase is on the left and the Ansley Chairs at the foot of the bed look awesome in their new 'word' upholstery.



This is a close up of foot of the Simone Bed. Nice carved details and look. What I did not show is the headboard option - to have the ends smooth like the below picture or to have a carved finial.






The curved top Marais benches are on the right. The chair to the left of the Montpelier cocktail table is the Madeleine Slipper chair and the sofa is the Celine Skirted.



The bedside table is the Augusta Chest with an artisan painted finish that was great looking!


I love this shot. The bed is the Candler King (we've all seen it is baby blue and linens etc) but this sophisticated and modern look shows how well this bed can change. Also, the Prado bookcase on the right has a new option - so very smart - the shelf the computer is on has been double in depth so it is now a desk!





I love Suzanne's use of city maps in the huge wall spaces.


This is the Julien Desk... the finish is rich and handsome. The desk chair is the Hunt.






These are the Virginia Arm Chairs and the Virginia Ottoman. In the back are the new Fairmont Storage Columns and painted Tuxedo Cabinet.




The Dalton Library table has great shelves on the ends.






The Julien Game table.


I love the Piedmont Square top dining table surrounded with the painted Belmont side chairs.








The painted Backland cabinet looked fantastic in this finish and so did the Alexandra Side chair on top of it.


The Woodward bench is a longtime favorite.





Saturday, May 9, 2009

Clean Lines - Hickory Chair '09

Hickory Chair had a nice selection of white and neutral furniture this Market representing everything from a chippy Swedish look to clean modern lines. Of course, with the dozens of custom finishes available and the Silhouettes and Made It programs, almost anything is possible.


The Circle chair, Bistro banquette sofas, Ballroom side chair, New Yorker table and Bette mirror by Mariette Himes Gomez.




The Breakfron Armoire, Auburn ottoman and Sheraton occasional chair.



The French loveseat and Left Bank armoire.



A customized Clemy bookcase and the Hoffman side table.



The Bench. Adapted from an original Louis XVI - scrumptious!




A Kit chair and Ottoman.



A Reed & Ribbon chest of drawers.



Park Avenue Tall Cabinet and Marlboro side chair.



The Martinique side table. Great storage / stacking space.



The Reading Chair in stripes.




Somerset Bed, Gabriela Chair, Nicholas Sofa.


Gallagher Armoire and Gabriela Chairs.



Legless Murano Chest of Drawers and Beekman Chair.



Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Hot From the Spring Market - More

I'm going to leave to leave most of the commentary and furniture names out of this and the next 2 posts.... very busy. Tick tock. Will try to come back later this weekend and name them.

Like the post below, these show Hickory Chair's strengths and willingness to pay attention to detail with their MADE for you philosophy. Tell me, who else does this this well? And without further adieu....enjoy!




The two toned chair is great.




















Love this table and chair grouping. I like how comfortable the pieces are together.



Attention to detail.






Detail. Notice the ball and claw foot on the head chair. Great personalization. This is what makes a house a unique home.



Four coffee tables pushed together to make one huge one. Is the group of map images wonderful?













Love this bed!




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