From the June/July 2017 Issue
Coastal Connection – Drinkware
Enjoy your favorite drink in carefree style with crystal-cut drinkware crafted in BPA-free and dishwasher-safe unbreakable Tritan.
From the June/July 2017 Issue
Coastal Connection – Place Setting
High-gloss luxury melamine dinnerware from Q Squared NYC is durable and virtually unbreakable. Versatile enough for use indoors or out, it serves as an elegant alternative to fine porcelain and […]
From the June/July 2017 Issue
Coastal Connection – Place Setting
Captiva dinnerware mimics the peaceful blues of the ocean in intricately hand-drawn sea-life themes. Luxury table linens area win- and liquid-resistant.
From the December 2016/January 2017 Issue
Home for the Holidays-Dining
Printed menus take design cues from the plum tea towel, used as a dinner napkin. A simple linen runner allowed for placement of fall fruits in tones that tie in […]
From the December 2016/January 2017 Issue
Modern Makeover-Dining Room
A built-in buffet made of zebrawood maximizes storage and serving space in a dining room niche. Magazine photos collected by the homeowner inspired many of the room’s custom features: channel-tufted […]
From the February/March 2017 Issue
Dark & Serious to Bright & Whimsical-Kitchen
Kitchen – The designer replaced a small island with a large, triangular version in the open-plan kitchen for optimum function. The color scheme is driftwood gray with Shaker-style cabinetry in […]
From the February/March 2017 Issue
Dark & Serious to Bright & Whimsical-Dining
Gray-washed wicker chairs topped with gray-and-white ikat cushions flank a white oak table with a zinc top in the dining space of the open kitchen. The pale gray walls echo […]
From the February/March 2017 Issue
Rites of Winter-Dinnerware
Dinnerware – The gold and gray bands of Vera Castillon dinnerware appear to add subtle movement. A four-piece setting is $100. Photo Courtesy of Wedgwood
From the February/March 2017 Issue
Rites of Winter-Stemware
Stemware – Distinctive but simple bands accent the Vera Bande stemware. Goblets, wine glasses, flutes and tumblers are each $50 per pair. Photo Courtesy of Wedgwood