Fire Screens Don’t Have to be Ugly

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Courtney Price

This gorgeous room, as seen in the 2012 Holiday House NYC Catalog, is designed by the talented designer Lee Najman. Lee’s artful mix of classic and contemporary creates a very rich look. The art below the mantel is almost more impressive than that above, it is a focal point that sets the vibe of the room. Notice that there is a functioning fire screen quietly tucked behind this artistic statement piece, proving that fire places can be stylish without compromising safety. Design dilemma nicely handled, Lee!

Side Tables

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Courtney Price

There are some great side table finds this season. Here is a preview of stylish side tables from the latest High Point Market and various showrooms around the country:

17″ diam X 18.25″ h Marble Top

16.5″DIA x 21.5″H Granite Top

23″w x 22.5″h x 22″d, with antiqued mirror, Finishes: gilt, alder or lacquer

16″h x 20″diam, Finishes: gold or silver

26″w x 26″d x 24″h Finishes: Lacquer or Alder

Any of these tables would look great used as side tables OR as a pair in front of a sofa. Which is your favorite?

Pricing and information available upon request.

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Small Space Solution: Acrylic Furniture

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Courtney Price

In the play of positive vs negative space, acrylic furniture has a way of not crowding a room. It is a chic retro addition to today’s interiors that adds sparkle and spacially pleases the eye.

Keeping the room light…

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Again, the acrylic table adds interest, in Mary McDonald’s always tasteful design.

If you would like assistance in locating beautiful acrylic furniture, we have many resources, feel free to contact us.

Bliss Underfoot – Silk and Wool Rugs

Posted on January 12, 2012 by Courtney Price Design

This collection of contemporary rugs brings elegance and grace to any room, coming in over 100 different designs which are completely customizable to any size, scale, pattern or colors- the possibilities are limitless. They are produced with the finest Tibetan wool and Chinese silk fibers, entirely by hand and without the use of child labor.

This oversized scale design creates a bold contemporary statement, while the mid-century design of the top rug promotes a more understated feel.

This detail shows the silk sheen against the plushness of the wool.

Art for the floor, expensive and worth it. If you would like to find out more about buying one of these rugs, contact Courtney Price Design.