CHAIR OF THE WEEK...

CHAIR OF THE WEEK... Anna Gili's Tonda Chair from 1991. This textile-covered polyurethane foam upholstered frame chair puts the funk in funky!

CHAIR OF THE WEEK...

A laminated cardboard constructed chair by Frank O. Gehry called Wiggle from 1972. This chair is from the "Easy Edges" series and says nothing but relax, unwind take a load off!!

CHAIR OF THE WEEK...

...Oscar Tusquests Blanca; Gaulino 1987 Stained oak frame with moulded plywood seat upholstered in leather. So simple but so cool!

"I believe in doing the thing you feel is right. If it looks right, it is right."
Dorothy Draper

The color of the day is True Blue! Blue is the most widely accepted color out there. It can be either masculine or feminine depending on how it is used. For a more masculine take, use a navy shade paired with dark grays, crisp whites, and warm wood tones – envision the New York Yankee’s uniform. For a more feminine flair, use lighter shades – soft blue (like the color of beach glass), soft yellow or green (think nature inspired), light or dark wood tones, and light gray. Stay away from using light pink when using light blue or else your space will feel like a nursery. When in doubt, use three different shades of blue (light, medium, dark) mixed with neutrals and your space will look great every time!

http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/trueblue

"Color is my day-long obsession, joy and torment."
Claude Monet

The color of the day is Gypsy Pink! This shade of hot pink has just the right amount of attitude and demands attention without being overbearing or too sweet. A room painted white with pops of this shade will read as modern and ultra-cool. When put with white, black, and gray it is classy and confident. Pair it with light pink and brown if you want a softer approach. Either way, this color is sure to seduce anyone who is exposed to it!

http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/gypsypink#ce_s=2077-20