Interior Design articles from January 2006

Interior Design archives from January 2006

UpdateCatch these events in February and March.(update)(Calendar)
January 1, 2006... 1. "William Wegman: Funney/Strange," the photographer's first retrospective since 1992, explores 40 years of puppy love through paintings, drawings, collages, videos, and Polaroids such as his 1994 Connector. Organized by the Addison Gallery of...

They reign in Spain.(news desk)
January 1, 2006... "On Site: New Architecture in Spain" reveals the explosion in creativity that has taken place since Frank Gehry's undulating Guggenheim Museum Bilbao put the country on the contemporary map in 1997. "Bilbao's success established a climate where...

Fashion fusion.(news desk)
January 1, 2006... With clothing designers describing their work as "architectural" and architects borrowing from the pages of Vogue, it's no wonder that the New York AIA's Center for Architecture has organized "The Fashion of Architecture: Constructing the...

Poetry in motion.(news desk)
January 1, 2006... Given a global culture in which people, ideas, and capital circulate with complete disregard for geographic boundaries, an exhibition devoted to portable design seems especially apropos. But as "Living In Motion: Design and Architecture for...

It's graduation time.(news desk)
January 1, 2006... Having grown from a few hundred works, housed in the art department, to a collection of 17,000, requiring two separate buildings, the University of Texas at Austin's museum has officially come of age. The Blanton Museum of Art's old-master...

Let's dance.(news desk)
January 1, 2006... San Francisco's Oberlin Dance Collective will soon kick up its heels at the ODC Dance Commons. Designed by John Maitland, formerly of Architecture & Light, the new structure incorporates two factory buildings down the block from the original...

Honors for Albers.(news bites)
January 1, 2006... The U.S. Art Critics Association named "Josef and Anni Albers: Designs for Living" at New York's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, as the best architecture or design show of the 2004-2005 season. The curator is being honored at a ceremony,...

Top brass.(news bites)
January 1, 2006... Fentress Bradburn Architects has won the commission to design the Army Heritage Center Foundation's visitor and education center. The 57,000-square-foot building in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, will house a gallery in addition to meeting rooms where...

Taking flight.(news bites)
January 1, 2006... After years of controversy, the Rockwell Group has unveiled plans to make interiors of Eero Saarinen's TWA Terminal the gateway to JetBlue Airways's home at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York. While Rockwell adds tiered seating and...

Maya + Renzo.(news bites)
January 1, 2006... The California Academy of Sciences has chosen Maya Lin to create the public art for the organization's new facility in Golden Gate Park. And she has plenty of time to conceptualize her ideas; Renzo Piano Building Workshop isn't due to complete...

Classic edge.(news bites)
January 1, 2006... At age 10, Palm Beach! America's International Fine Art & Antique Fair is getting hip. Talents such as Interior Design Hall of Famer Bruce Bierman are contributing vignettes based on wares at dealers' stands. John Barman dreamed up this room...

Quilting bee: traditional patchwork goes Asian and metallic, too.(pinups)
January 1, 2006... 1. Squares silk in gold by Christopher Hyland. circle 300 2. Libra silk-linen in Autumn by Steven Harsey Textiles. circle 301 3. Sugar Cane polyester-acrylic blend in apple green by Larsen. circle 302 4. Bambu woolsilk blend in jade by Larsen....

A stitch in time: no better moment to embrace contrasting threads.(pinups)
January 1, 2006... 1. Grid Linen-acetate in sand and spruce by CJ Dellatore Textile. circle 306 2. Harlequin Quilt wool-polyester blend in green and brown by Clarence House. circle 307 3. Harlequin Quilt wool-polyester blend in Multi by Clarence House. circle 308...

School cheer.(walk through)
January 1, 2006... IF ECONOMICS IS THE DISMAL science, then the economics department at the Universitat Hamburg in Germany must have been downright depressed. Erected in the 1970's, this six-story concrete building resembled a "really ugly bunker," says Andre...

Armchair traveler.(market)
January 1, 2006... Urban planner, architect, and interior designer Steve Leung adds yet another profession to his impressive resume: furniture designer. From his Ling Long series, the 1 Seater Sofa combines Eastern and Western elements in a contemporary way,...

Shape of the future.(market)
January 1, 2006... QM foam started it all. Quinze & Milan's proprietary nonflammable material, which retains its shape for years and meets the International Organization for Standardization's regulation 8067 for tear strength, was the springboard for four related...

Alison Berger Glassworks.(market)
January 1, 2006... Inspired by its namesake's transparent skin, the Onion light features a lead crystal shell over an acid etched glass diffuser, which takes a medium-base 60-watt incandescent bulb. Plug lighting, 8017 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046;...

HBF.(market)
January 1, 2006... The Aerial. View floor or wall covering collection is composed of three lines. Spanish Grove, a check, comes in 10 colorways, while bar-patterned Tiled Roof is available in eight colorways; both are recycled polyester that withstands up to...

PPG Industries.(market)
January 1, 2006... This manufacturer of architectural glass is clearly committed to better indoor environments. Witness Solarban 70XL, a 1-inch-thick insulation glass with a solar heat-gain coefficient of .27. The glass lessens the need for artificial light and...

AvroKO.(market)
January 1, 2006... Known for designing New York restaurants Public and Sapa, this firm has a new furniture line. It's the Transport series, based on ears and motorcycles from the early 20th century. The Percy Maxim arm chair sports cold-rolled steel arms and...

Unika Vaev.(market)
January 1, 2006... Part of the Heartland collection, Veranda's chevrons make a great upholstery fabric or wall covering. This wool-cotton blend exceeds 50,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs and is backed in a light acrylic. Among the nine colors offered are Desert Clay,...

Twill textiles.(market)
January 1, 2006... Suzanne Lovell and Sam Kasten have dedicated themselves to timeless stripes, stries, diamonds, and checks. The partners' premier collection includes wool-ramie Stockbridget Strie in five colors and Silk Diamonds, a silk-cotton blend in three...

Nanimarquina.(market)
January 1, 2006... Turn a floor into a bed of roses with designer Nani Marquina's hand-loomed Roses rug. The wool felt petals, woven on a wool-cotton backing, come in red, orange, brown, gray, or ivory. Dimensions are 67 by 94 inches or 79 by 118 inches. 10...

Maxdesign.(market)
January 1, 2006... Gabriele Pezzini's lightweight Moving stool, constructed of rote-molded recyclable polyethylene, has a stainless-steel handle like a pail's--making the entire piece easy to pick up and, yes, move. It measures 14 inches in diameter and 15 inches...

Brainwood Oy.(market)
January 1, 2006... Attached to a concealed track, Pop convex panels of form-pressed plywood can dad ceilings and walls. Jaana Ylitalo's modules come as 8- and 16-inch squares in cork as well as in birch, cherry, and walnut veneers. The veneers are covered with a...

Autoban.(market)
January 1, 2006... A twist on a Louis XV style, Bergere debuted at this year's 100% Design fair in London. The design maintains a traditional high back and dosed sides but introduces a modern angularity with minimal padding. For upholstery, choose wool in 46...

Lalique.(market)
January 1, 2006... Based on Rene Lalique's 1931 design, the Jaffa's 20 frosted-crystal shades depict a palm motif. The 79-inch-tall fixture is stainless steel. brushed for the rods, stem, and base, polished for the cap. Accepts incandescent lamping. 712 Madison...

Designtex.(market)
January 1, 2006... Modern artists represented in the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice, inspired Abstract Platters fabrics, rugs, and wall coverings in dozens of colorways. Wire, a reversible nylon-wool blend, draws on Alexander Calder's mobiles. Klange, a...

Dedar.(market)
January 1, 2006... The contour lines of African landscapes inspired Senzafine's winding tines of multicolored silk. They're embroidered on a cotton acrylic ground that shifts from tan to parchment. 1694 Chantilly Drive, Atlanta, GA 30324; 800-493-2209;...

Cassina.(market)
January 1, 2006... Philippe Starck's Miss You bed is like an illuminated island floating through the night--thanks to the dimmable neon source housed in a glass diffuser on top of the custom upholstered headboard. The platform, which sits on a painted...

Cabot Wrenn.(market)
January 1, 2006... Drawing on the work of Hans Wegner and Finn Juhl, Tenure harks back to Mark Goetz's days of study in Denmark. The chair is made of steam-bent maple and offered in 16 standard finishes. P.O. Box 1762, Hickory, NC 28603; 828-495-4607;...

Pallas Textiles.(market)
January 1, 2006... These playful patterns are serious about durability, withstanding 50,000 Wyzenbeek double rubs. Tic-tac-toe icons populate Criss Cress, a nylon-cotton blend in five colors including ruby, asparagus, and fern; the spiky stars of Jacks, a...

LG Floors.(market)
January 1, 2006... Paving the floor of shops and schools alike, Artwalk looks like painted metal with treads--but is actually .126-gauge sheet vinyl The 7-by 49 foot rolls are offered in 12 colors, including 1000 (yellow), 1300 (blue), 1200 (silver), and1400...

Nola.(market)
January 1, 2006... An outdoor planter that turns into an indoor umbrella stand? Such is the thinking behind the simple folding rim of Johannes Norlander's cast-polyurethane Tall planting pot. It's 30 inches high, unfolded, and comes in light and dark gray. P.O....

Leucos.(market)
January 1, 2006... A glass screen in yellow, white, red, or blue fronts the satin-white glass diffuser of the Fold sconce. Held in place by a two-pronged polished-steel mechanism, the fixture measures 20 inches in length and projects 5 inches from the wall....

Annette Hinterwirth.(market)
January 1, 2006... Part of the Walljewels collection, the asymmetrical Wide-Screen Jewel is glamorous enough to deck out any diva's room. The sconce is wrapped in leather, with Swarovski crystals cascading 67 inches from the top. Lit by Kelvin daylight bulbs and...

Fromental.(market)
January 1, 2006... Lizzie Deshayes and Tim Butcher's hand-painted Variegated leaves wall covering is not for the wallflower. Part of the 12-pattern 20th Century collection, the silk or paper panels are available in eight colorways, such as green Bracken and red...

Anthro Corp.(market)
January 1, 2006... A rolling storage cart that adapts to almost any situation ergonomic Convoi is constructed of aluminum and steel Height adjusts from 30 to 36 inches, width from 24 to 30 inches. [Depth remains 22 inches.) Bells and whistles include drawers, a...

Water, water everywhere.(kitchen & bath)
January 1, 2006... PULSING SHOWERHEADS AND spa-tub jets. Toilets with power-assisted flushing action. Of the 300 kitchen and bath products that Janson Goldstein accommodated in designing the first Kohler Store, 30 of them feature actual, running water--shoppers...

Symphony in ash.(kitchen & bath)
January 1, 2006... BATHROOMS ARE USUALLY THE MOST private part of a residence, tucked away from the limelight--and the natural light. Not so in the case of this family's New York loft by Desai/Chia Architecture. Handed 5,000 square feet of raw space, once part of...

Instant prewar.(kitchen & bath)
January 1, 2006... WHILE IT MIGHT HAVE MADE NICE cocktail-party conversation for Ellen Lipschitz and Christine LaSala, a retired accountant and an insurance executive, respectively, to mention that their New York duplex had previously been owned by hotelier Ian...

A Cornucopia at Cersaie.(kitchen & bath)
January 1, 2006... FORGET SPAGHETFI BOLOGNESE. For a few days each fall, the famed pasta that originated in Bologna, Italy, is overshadowed by the feast of Cersaie, the largest tile fair in the world. This year, 1,030 manufacturers participated. And trend...

Setting the pace.(the top 100 giants)
January 1, 2006... THE NEW YEAR RINGS IN STEADY growth for the 2006 top 100 Interior Design Giants. This group earned a grand total of $1,751,147,122--up 9 percent from the previous study period. After 2004's leap from 1.1 to 10.2 percent growth, this past year's...

Gathers no moss: Harry Allen has progressed from cosmetics display to imaginative objects and some of the funkiest retail interiors around.(crosslines)(Interview)
January 1, 2006... HARRY ALLEN IS CAPTIVATED by systems. For his industrial designs and interiors, he's always pondering how to organize diverse elements as complex wholes. His New York firm, Harry Allen & Associates, buzzes with varied endeavors, art somehow...

Gimme shelter: when disaster strikes, humanitarian design comes to the rescue.(matters of design)
January 1, 2006... FIVE MONTHS AFTER HURRICANE Katrina, tens of thousands of people along the Gulf Coast are still desperately trying to get the Federal Emergency Management Agency to give them a mobile home or somewhere else to eat and sleep as they duct-tape...

Pleats, please: Alper Aytac turned to an age-old fold when he designed a very contemporary office in Istanbul.(centerfold)
January 1, 2006... THERE ARE NO COLORFUL WOOL KILIMS, INTRICATE IZNIK CERAMIC TILES, OR glass evil eyes in the executive suite that Alper Aytac of Aytac Architects designed for his older brother's Istanbul construction company, Aytac Insaat. Instead, the younger...

Earthy crunchy.(letter from the editor)
January 1, 2006... Do you remember, as a kid, hiding behind a ridge to peek at the world through hundreds of blades of grass? Or lying on your back to stare at the clouds framed by the deLicateLy articuLated branches of a tree? How about hopping down rocky...

The starship serenity: a futuristic house by Architropolis touches down in Atlanta.
January 1, 2006... Floating in the pool at his friend Lenny Kravitz's supercool house in Miami early one morning, music and film executive Dallas Austin mused out loud about living in a "spaceship" like Kravitz's someday. It wasn't long before the rocker's...

A new dynamic: Lehman Smith McLeish builds a headquarters where General Dynamics can train and mentor executive leaders.
January 1, 2006... To Debra Lehman-Smith, it seemed that her firm had barely completed a two-year floor-by-floor upgrade of the General Dynamics headquarters in northern Virginia when she got another call, with another big idea. The $19 billion defense...

Fashion statement: for an Italian street-wear mogul, Pagani + Di Mauro designed a youthquake of an apartment in a Parma palazzo.
January 1, 2006... A doodle of a flower made Matteo Cambi's career bloom. In 1999, when he was just 22, he printed a six-petal daisy on the back of 20 T-shirts and sweatshirts, scrawled the word guru across the front, and gave them away to friends around Italy....

Rock on: Gabellini Sheppard Associates brings disco deco to the Top of the Rock in New York.(Cover Story)
January 1, 2006... Rockefetter Center has never been surpassed. Imitators of the design--from San Francisco's Embarcadero Center to Tokyo's Roppongi Hills-have merely called attention to the brilliant marriage of architecture and art. Of course, there have been...

Practice makes perfect: after 22 years working together, Powell/Kleinschmidt architects and Mayer, Brown attorneys unveil their best Chicago office yet.
January 1, 2006... Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw is one of Chicago's largest law firms. Founded there in 1881, it employs 500 attorneys, plus more than 800 in 13 other U.S. and European cities. Clients encompass 65 Fortune S00 companies and one out of every three U.S....

Safari in the sky: with touches of Africa and Asia, Shamir Shah Design imparts a subtle exoticism to a New York penthouse by Gauer & Marron Studio.
January 1, 2006... It's almost impossible to top the New York skyline. Particularly from this penthouse, where floor-to-ceiling glass opens up panoramas in virtually every direction and perimeter columns, placed just inside the curtain wall, even allow the glass...

Best seats in the house: the curtain rises again at New York's Carlton Hotel, where David Rockwell designed a restaurant in the beaux arts original building and constructed an annex next door.
January 1, 2006... Architecture and stage sets are David Rockwell's metiers. Combining them, taking essential elements from each in a kind of alchemy, is his imprimatur. And that's evident the moment you pass beneath the theater-style glass marquee of New York's...

G is for Glam: or for Galway--the Irish city where milliner Philip Treacy made his splashy interior design debut at the G Hotel, built by Douglas Wallace.
January 1, 2006... The G Hotel experience begins in a black box: It's the reception area. The standout feature is a large fish tank set into the wall, and black light makes the reds, purples, and yellows of the resident spotted seahorses and spindly hermit crabs...

Palace coup: Luc Richard and Karin Puhringer triumph at the five-star Palais Coburg's 19th-century building in Vienna.
January 1, 2006... At the Palais Coburg in Vienna, contrast sets the tone. That was already true back in 1845, when Duke Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha built his pastry of a residence atop a much sterner foundation, part of the rough brick wall constructed around...

Material ConneXion: The Global Resource of New and Innovative Materials for Architects, Artists, and Designers.
January 1, 2006... Material ConneXion: The Global Resource of New and Innovative Material.s for Architects, Artists, and Designers by George M. Beylerian and Andrew Dent, edited by Anita Moryadas Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, $80 288 pages, 2,000...

Cracking the Whip: Essays on Design and Its Side Effects.
January 1, 2006... Cracking the Whip: Essays on Design and Its Side Effects by Ralph Caplan New York: Fairchild Publications, $35 296 pages Hidden behind an extremeLy annoying cover with intentionally illegible type, 63 delightful essays consider what...

Humble Masterpieces: Everyday Marvels of Design.
January 1, 2006... Humble Masterpieces: Everyday Marvels of Design by Paola Antonelli New York: Regan Books, $22 209 pages, 200 illustrations Paola Antonelli, curator of architecture and design at New York's Museum of Modern Art, has produced a sweetheart of...

Design Denied: the Dynamics of Withholding Good Design and Its Ethical Implications.(What They're Reading ...)
January 1, 2006... Joseph Valerio Principal of Valerio Dewar Train Associates Design Denied: The Dynamics of Withholding Good Design and Its Ethical Implications edited by Michael LaCoste, introduction by Stanley Tigerman Chicago: Archeworks, $25 120...

Correction.(Correction Notice)
January 1, 2006... In "The Heart of the Matter" [December, page 88], the screen in the Decoi Architects apartment in Paris is by sculptor Gregory Ryan.

Myung Jin.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Myung Jin introduces the "Pod Bench" as part of its new accessory furniture collection. Handcrafted in African Makore wood and Teak with Ebony Lacquer. Pod detail is solid wood. Ideal seating for two at 42"wx 12"D x 16"H. Available for contract...

Len-Tex.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Chateau, a new embossing from Len-Tex, features a delicately fractured texture overlay and a diminutive scale to add dimension without overpowering other furnishings. This Type 11 vinyl wallcovering is equally suitable for formal interiors and...

Jamco.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Jamco is committed to providing tables and chairs with superior quality, exceptional lines, and vlaue that will last a lifetime. Our reputation will confirm our commitment to overall excellence. Please contact us for additional information at...

Topdeq.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... The office that keeps you fit: the GO-2 system makes dynamic work possible either sitting or standing. GO-2 offers a range of working heights, lockable mobile pedestals and space-optimizing sliding door cabinets. Available in beech and gray...

Blackstock Leather Inc.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Blackstock has the largest range of sizes & colors of any leather wall and floor tiles offered today. Custom colors and tiles sizes are also available. Our magnetic* adhesion system reduces installation time. Easy to install, maintain, repair...

Cherner Chair Company.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Chairs, stools and tables designed by Norman Cherner are found in design collections and museums worldwide. Please call our toll free number for product information. 866.243.7637, mail@chernerchair.com or www.chernerchair.com circle 231...

i.candy.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Do you dream in color? You can when surrounded by beautiful i.candy artwork that inspires your creativity and encourages your free-spirited individuality. Only i.candy lets you choose your size--as well as your colors--on many of our canvases,...

Xander Blue.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Xander Blue furniture fuses the mythical glow of old world stained glass and the sleek style of high tech construction. From the intriguing Multiplication Tables to the seductive Ruby Bed, each piece is an enthusiastic blend of form and...

Infinity Photography.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Custom selections of Photographic Art for prints & murals on paper, vinyl, plexi, fabric & canvas. Providing the best professional photography art services to the trade. Please contact us to discuss your vision, t. 914.472.9459 or visit...

LaCor Furniture.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... LaCor Furniture offers an extensive line of contract quality frames crafted from rattan, bamboo, cultivated hardwood or iron all skillfully finished and upholstered to your specification. Exclusively to the hospitality & residential trade since...

Conrad.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Conrad offers over eighty custom handwoven window shades of renewable natural fibers in classic & contemporary designs. The unique translucency, natural texture and sun filtering qualities of Conrad shades make them perfect for restaurants,...

Harmonic Environments.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Harmonic Environments is the only waterfall manufacturer to offer ZonePure[TM] water purification systems with every waterfall, making their products uniquely suited for healthcare, hospitality, offices, or anywhere clean and healthy water...

Cascade coil. drapery.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Woven wire mesh makes a dramatic and elegant divider for Circolo in San Francisco. The wide range of applications for the material include dividers for hotels and auditoriums, residential window treatments, retail displays & semi-security. t....

Donovan design.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... T House Chandelier. Our newest design combining Asian & modern influences. Designed, entirely hand crafted in solid mahogany, signed & dated by Art Donovan. Removable bronze drape is mood-optional. 52" wide x 25" deep x 5.5" tall and 48"...

Plyboo[R] end grain block.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Made from 100 percent rapidly renewable bamboo and a contributing finish under the 6.0 Section of the LEED[TM] Materials and Resource Point System, Smith & Fong's Plyboo[R] end grain block brings a refreshingly new look to kitchen, bath and...

Meltdown Glass Art & Design LLC.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Meltdown Glass Art & Design LLC has served the architectural and design communities since 1993, creating site-specific kiln-cast glass for hospitality, corporate, commercial, healthcare, institutional, residential & liturgical projects. Used...

The Veneman collection.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Adjustable Pool Bed--Veneman's newest creation is the Cortez Adjustable Pool Bed. This pool bed is built for two with an adjustable lounge back and front. Made from durable synthetic woven materials with an aluminum powder coated frame....

Modern outdoor.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Offering three distinct lines of high-style, clean-lined outdoor furniture--chairs, tables, benches, carts, lounges, sofas, ottomans, planters and bar height products. Furniture designed for commercial use with an aesthetic for a residential...

Pioneer Millworks.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Pioneer Millworks craftsmen produce inspirational flooring and cabinetry using antique wood. The rich history of this unique material is evident in the grain and character marks, producing an unmatched warmth and tone. t. 800.951.9963 or visit...

Charles Loomis.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Bouquet Bouquet is a romantic extravagance of gorgeous crystal flowers gathered on a lattice of hand finished stainless steel. Petite embossed blossoms tucked between larger blooms are offered in crystal clear and jewel tone colors....

Laura Lienhard textiles.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... Organic and elegant designs inspired by the beauty of the natural worN, fine art, modernist geometry, and ethnic textile traditions. Distinctive weaves available in a range of neutrals and vibrant colors. t. 802.660.8528 f. 802.865.6866...

MTS Seating.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... We'd like to introduce you to one choice selection in stylish seating: elan. Elegant nestable models or sophisticated stackers. High strength, lightweight aluminum frames or durable, cost-effective steel frames. Select from eight different back...

Inside/Out[R] Furniture.(PRODUCT SHOWCASE: HOSPITALITY)
January 1, 2006... INSIDE/OUT Furniture, a trade-only source since 1981, introduces "GRID", their newest collection of fine hand-crafted powder coated aluminum furniture for residential, contract or hospitality use. Featuring 12 standard frame finishes and...