Inside the Home

www.potterybarn.com Maryanne Brillhart discusses her first-rate home in Montecito California, including its history and her thoughts on personal ...

:"We hit one out of the parking-lot," said Norm Schaut on the Monday after his show, Antique City Fun Unprejudiced, closed. The show drew large crowds during its run on the April 14–15 weekend at Lehigh University's Rauch Fieldhouse, perchance setting a building attendance record for any event held in the venue's 30-addition-year history.

Source: Antiques and the Arts Online

by Julia Walsh

Swoon! Jonathan Adler 's  triplex of chic new folding screens are here and I must have one! First of all, folding screens add on the spot architecture to your almshouse and can easy as pie be moved around, so I meditate on they're required for your domestic. Set one behind an armchair and you've got yourself a reading recess. Station one in your bedroom for a dressing limit channeling 1940s coat. Or, use it as a lodgings divider for a studio apartment. The opportunities are unending. But Jonathan Adler's offerings have cinematic trend that just can't be abscond. The Desmond Separate ($1,500) features three panels in walnut gloss with adept impudence arms or milky lacquer with cultivated nickel munitions. My favorite is the two-panel Channing Hide ($1,500), which has a pasty lacquer fulfil with nailhead detail on both sides and in reality attractive hinge finials. What do you reflect on?