2019 Updated Vendor List

We’re back!As promised, here is our new and updated Vendor List for 2019. Please browse at your leisure.  Contact us with any questions or to place an order!

Adesso
Adriana Hoyos
Alden Parkes
Ambella Home
Amer Rugs
American Drew
Arteriors
Artifacts International
Artitalia Group
Barbara Barry
Barbara Cosgrove
Belle Meade
Bernhardt
Blackjack Lighting
Bracci
Bungalow 5
Burton James
Caracole
Carolina Custom Leather
Carter
Carver’s Guild
Century
Chaddock
Charleston Forge
Chelsea House
Christopher Guy
Classic Home Furnishings
Cotone Collection
Corbett Lighting
Councill
Cox Manufacturing Company
Crystorama
CTH Sherrill Occasional
Curations
Currey & Co
Cyan Design
David Francis
David Lee Furniture
Davis & Davis
De Medici Linens
Design Master Furniture
Dessau Home
Directional, Inc
DR Kincaid Chair Company
E. J. Victor
Eastern Accents
Exstra Design
Feiss
Fine Art Lamps
Flambeau Lighting
Four Hands
Fremarc Designs
French Heritage
Friedman Brothers
Furniture Classics
Gilded Nola
Global Views
Habersham
Henkel Harris
Hickory Chair
Hickory White
www.hickorywhite.com
Hooker Furniture
Howard Elliott
Hudson Valley Lighting
Hubbardton Forge
Interlude Home
Jamie Young
John Richard
Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture
Johnston Casuals
Julian Chichester
Kenroy Home
Keystone
Kichler Lighting
Kindel
La Barge
Lampworks
Lane Venture
Leathercraft
Leftbank Art
Lexington Home Brands
Lillian August
www.lillianaugust.com
Loloi Rugs
Lorts
Luna Bella
Mackenzie-Dow
Made Goods
Maitland Smith
Majestic Mirror & Frame
Marge Carson
McKinley Leather of Hickory
Mirror Image Home
Mobican
Modern History
Motioncraft
Mr. Brown
Natural Light
Oggetti
Old Biscayne Designs
OLY
Palecek
Palliser
Phillips Collection
Pinnacle Seating Studio
www.pinnacleseatingstudio.com
Precedent
Pulaski Furniture
Regina Andrew
Rene Cazares
Saloom Furniture Company
Samuel Lawrence
Samuelson Furniture
Sarreid
Scarborough House Fine Furniture
Selva
Shahrooz
Sherrill Furniture
Sligh
Smart Stuff for Kids
Somerset Bay
Sonneman
ST 2
Stanley Furniture
Sterling
Style Upholstering
Sunpan
Surya
Taracea
Textillery Weavers
Theodore Alexander
Tomlinson/Erwin-Lambeth
Tommy Bahama
Troy Lighting
Universal
Urbia
Uttermost
Vanguard Furniture
Visual Comfort & Co.
Weiman
Wesley Allen
Whittemore-Sherrill
Wildwood Lamps
Woodbridge
Worldly Goods
World’s Away
Zuo Modern Contemporary

Fall Market was HOT!!

market bed 5Fall Market was HOT! And it wasn’t just the temperature.

Blush pink was all the rage, as were textured velvets and landscape patterns with metallic accents. And…. sheen, sheen and more sheen.

A new traditional is being introduced.  Nothing like Grandma’s parlor. Sophisticated and sexy.

Curved case goods were everywhere.  Both concave and convex fronts and many pieces exhibited multiple materials and textures married to produce a feast for the eyes.

As far as metals….. gold, gold, gold!

Stay tuned as we continue to share our finds with you in our weekly posts.

Tufting

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Tufting is back and it’s more popular than ever. There are several different styles of tufting which make this design aesthetic very versatile.

Diamond tufting is the most commonly used and the most traditional. This signature arrangement creates a soft, romantic look, harkening back to the Victorian era. The use of velvets, silks and satin lend an air of formality, while linens and nubby fabrics foster a more casual vibe. And, there is nothing more masculine than that great diamond leather tufted Chesterfield.

Biscuit tufting is cleaner and flatter in appearance and is recognized by its square shape. This technique is often accompanied by the use of baseball stitching, which adds yet another level of dimension to this wonderful styling very often used on large cocktail ottomans.

Button tufting is somewhere in between. It provides a chic, more tailored appearance than the original diamond variety, however, the small hollows created by the buttons being pulling tightly against the fabric are the “star” of this technique. A multitude of patterns can be created. This style of tufting is equally at home in both traditional and contemporary settings. Beware of dogs and children…..the buttons can become dislodged.

Be creative. Use this wonderful design element not only on upholstery, but on casegoods and even walls. Happy tufting!

Ronald McDonald Project Design 2014

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Contents For The Home is honored to have been asked to participate in a designer showhouse for the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island’s, “Project Design 2014”.

The mission of The Ronald McDonald House of Long Island is to act as a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children. The house provides parents and siblings of these children with a temporary haven in a secure and comfortable environment making their stay as pleasant as possible.

Content’s will be responsible for the complete redesign of a bedroom/bathroom suite. We are off to a great start and would welcome any positive input from the design community.

Please take a look at our Inspiration Board and feel free to comment below as well as on Facebook or Twitter! We’d love to hear from you.

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Drexel Heritage Desk: From Elle Decor to Your Home

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Isn’t this desk great! This is the non-studded version by Drexel Heritage. It appeared in the October 2013 edition of Elle Decor magazine in an article about the 10 best vanities. This exact one! And now lives in the showroom. Clients would love this. From the pages of Elle Decor to their homes. Change the fabric…change the look. It fits almost anywhere.