After that last post, the universe rights itself again over at West Elm. The design of this dresser is something I’ve been dying to do for nearly a decade but haven’t found a client who would go for all of the different wood tones. How I love a bit o’ quirk in my furniture!
Patchwork Dresser, $999.
The upholstery on this chair says, “Sad Sack,” but just look at the gams on this baby! Get this piece with special order fabric and it’s a total home run.
Veronica Chair, from $399.
This hexagonal marble side table is brilliantly flexible. They’re like visual Lay’s potato chips–after seeing this shot, you can’t have just one. Bunch three as a coffee table and pull one off to the side when needed.
Hex Side Table, $149.
These batik-upholstered, mid-century-inspired benches are pretty hot. Due to the hand-crafted textiles, each bench is one-of-a-kind.
Kuba Crescent Bench, $499.
Disclosure: Robin Callan is a paid blogger for West Elm’s parent company, Williams-Sonoma. Read her posts on their Designer Marketplace blog!
I saw that chest last night in a magazine ad and nearly fell on my face. It reminds me of a not QUITE as cool (but much cheaper) version of the Decades Dresser (http://www.wisdesign.se/furniture/decades.aspx) I was swooning over 5 years ago.)
MUST DO THIS WITH FURNITURE SOMEDAY.