Showing posts with label It cost WHAT?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label It cost WHAT?. Show all posts

Thursday, September 9, 2010

It Cost WHAT?

I thought I'd do another addition of the "It Cost WHAT?" series. (I guess now that there are two posts, I can call it a series, eh?)

And here we go...


This is a great looking nightstand. It looks like it could easily be from West Elm. To take it to the next level, I'd add a really great looking pull. Something like this:





This is a great price for a beautiful faux bois rug. It'd be great in a dining room!

What I don't understand is Martha sells an almost identical rug through Neiman Marcus for $5,000. Of course the quality will be better in the higher priced rug, but it seems like a cannibalization issue from a branding standpoint.


I've featured this lamp before in a design board but had to share it again. It looks SO much more expensive than it really is.




This dining room table is one of my favorites. I've used it before and I recommend it to a lot of clients. The construction is flawless, and the wood finish is gorgeous; it looks so much more expensive than it is. The picture on the website does not do it justice:



Here it is in one of my client's dining room:




This is such a unique, beautiful chandelier for such a great price!

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

It cost WHAT?

On the two days that I work at the shop, I'm exposed to 'high' design items that I normally wouldn't spend much time around. I've learned so much from working with these items; it's helped train my eye to find the 'high' in the 'low'. [ And there is nothing wrong with 'low'.. it's thrilling to find great deals for both myself and my clients. I love Sarah Richardson because she mixes an IKEA kitchen with Schumacher drapes. ]

Here are some inexpensive items that look so much more expensive than they really are - my favorite kind of stuff :)















I recently used this coffee table for a client. In my opinion, it's much more substantial and interesting than it's CB2 rival.



I had a pretty well known designer email me about this chair I designed asking where I got the fabric. I told her, you're not going to believe it, but it's only $8 a yard!







I really enjoyed sharing these with you, so I think I'll bring this post back. I tagged it "It cost WHAT?" so we can play again :)
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