Accessories, p 2
-- Interior Design, 5/31/2003
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Spring 2003 |
| accessories • building materials • fabrics & wallcoverings • flooring • furniture |
| kitchen & bath • lighting • office • outdoor furniture • seating |
| Spring 2003: Accessories |
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For a vase that challenges its definition as demurely decorative object, consider Gae Aulenti's Riccio. This limited-edition curiosity looks like a cross between a medieval torture device and malevolent sea urchin—in a good way, of course. Phone 866-696-9640 for information. |  |
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The classic combination of black and ecru looks graphic and elegant—as it does in Coralli, a delicate line of embroidered drapery and accessories. |  |
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A hit at last year's International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York, Con/Struct wall hangings by David Hamlin effectively add color and texture to any room. New material options include a tremendously tactile flocked surface. Standard pieces are 54-inch squares, but custom sizes are available. Phone 206-322-3074 for information. |  |
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Celebrating 100 years as the only luxury crystal manufacturer in the U.S., this company recently added an impressive range of tabletop items. Dante Marioni's deco-inspired Evening line includes the essential elements for a luxurious night in: martini glass as well as champagne flute and bucket. Architects and designers now enjoy a discount on orders. Phone 800-Steuben for information. |  |
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Artist Zdenek Lhotsky is devoted to continuing the great Czech Republic tradition of glassmaking. He hand-cut, -polished, and -sandblasted this cast-glass Juno bowl. Available in a selection of rich colors. Phone 212-473-6774 for information. |  |
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Robert Bartle produces superbly crafted and surprisingly modern ironwork at his studio in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. This simple geometric fire screen perfectly frames flickering flames. Phone 413-298-3396 for information. |  |
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Known for bringing a gleam to the tablescape via sensual metal accessories, this company recently translated its look into Portuguese porcelain. Karim Rashid, Eva Zeisel, and Fred Bould lent their hands to make a stunning debut collection. Bould's Aurora vases boast a curvaceous shape with charming off-center openings. Phone 505-471-2912 for information. |  |
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The Mars decanter looks decidedly futuristic. Crafted from silver plate or chrome, the piece features a fancifully cratered surface offset by the austerity of the spout. Available in satin, high polish, or a combination of both. Phone 866-733-3232 for information. |
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