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For an office geek client, I use a task chair from Jules Seltzer. They offer such classics from the Eames' Management chair to the Aeron. The most important thing is to be comfortable, and these chairs offer just that. (via Elements of Living)

Updated Jun 15, 2006

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J.F. Chen

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In Los Angeles J.F. Chen has a great mix of contemporary and traditional furniture and lighting. A fantastic antique dealer/maker. (via Elements of Living)

Updated Jun 20, 2006

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Hold Everything: Shelving

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2 people recommended this item

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Every garage should have uniform shelving, and Hold Everything has good shelving! (via Elements of Living)

Updated Jun 15, 2006

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Bennison Fabrics

2 people recommended this item

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I have great appreciation for Bennison fabrics. Launched in 1985, Bennison specializes in hand-printed fabrics based on the designs of the original 18th and 19th Century English and French textiles. (via Elements of Living)

Updated Jun 15, 2006

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Charles Edwards Lighting

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2 people recommended this item

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If you like vintage lighting, Charles Edwards makes the most gorgeous lighting fixtures. (via Elements of Living)

Updated Jun 15, 2006

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Farrow & Ball Paint

4 people recommended this item

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I am a fan of Farrow & Ball, but only when it's appropriate; they're a little bit more serious and have a more of a historic background. Hague Blue is a great color. It's a strong blue, reminiscent of Dutch external woodwork. (via Elements of Living)

Updated Jun 15, 2006

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Gracie

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7 people recommended this item

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Founded in 1898, Gracie is a fourth-generation gem of a company specializing in handpainted wallpapers. Beyond the exquisite craftsmanship of these pieces, they can be tailored in subject, color scheme and scale to the intended room. Gracie’s artists, who come mainly from China and Japan where this art originated, work for up to six months to realize a custom commission. (via Elements of Living)

Updated Jun 7, 2006