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Day 5 of Design Inspirations - The Hallings Secretary by Hickory Chair

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This Seattle interior designer is inspired by this classic secretary from Hickory Chair designed by Thomas O’Brien. It is a memorable design and suitable for so many areas of a home; the bedroom, kitchen, library, home office. For myself, I imagine it in my bedroom.

As striking open as it is closed, the spare lines of this sophisticated secretary recall the chic style of a 1940’s French design. The understated case is raised by a subtle saber leg, topped by a discreet hinged compartment and finished standard in Antique Ivory. The secretary’s interior is executed in richly toned kingwood with a Classic finish interior and is outfitted with a variety of drawers, round ring pulls, Hepplewhite knobs and a leather-insert desktop.

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Day 4 of Design Inspirations - the 18″ Miele Dishwasher

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Yes, I confess, this expert Seattle interior designer adores this appliance. Beyond a great dishwasher for space challenged condos or homes, the Miele 18″ integrated dishwasher is a perfect solution for quick cleaning of stemware, bowls and glasses when placed in a butler’s pantry. Think of it in a media center/game room. For those who love to entertain, this is a super addition to the appliance roster. Of course, it is very energy efficient and uses minimal water.

6 wash programs including China & Crystal, and Turbo setting
Vario TM temperature settings
AutoSensor
CleanAir TM drying system with SensorDry
10 place setting capacity
Intake/Drain fault indicator
Rinse aid refill indicator
24 hour delay start/countdown
Built-in water softener
Detergent options
Acoustic function monitor
Double waterproof system
Q3 Acoustics TM
285 kWh consumption per year
ADA-compliant, height-adjustable dishwasher

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Day 3 of Design Inspirations - Seattle Spring in February

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Yes, this Seattle interior designer joins the city to celebrate El Nino.. and the warmest February ever. I love the blooming flowers, magnolia trees near flowering and the smiles on everyone’s faces.

Tomorrow will be the final perfect day. The last April day in February. It’s time to explore floral fabrics and bring the flowers to interior design.

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Day 2 of Design Inspirations-Wallpapers

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Wallpaper is enjoying a comeback, thank you, thank you. But for this expert Seattle interior designer, wallpaper is never out of fashion. Especially today new designers exploit the opportunities to employ wallpaper in interior designs. Get inspired and find a place for wallpaper.


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Day 1 of Design Inspirations - Suzanis

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This Seattle designer loves Suzanis. And I have posted about them earlier, Suzani Excitement Emerges in Home Interiors.

Suzani is a type of embroidered and decorative tribal textile made in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries. Its name is from the Persian سوزن Suzan which means needle. The art of making such textiles in Iran is called سوزنکاری Suzankāri (needlework).

Chain, satin, and buttonhole stitches are the primary stitches used. There is also extensive use of couching, in which decorative thread laid on the fabric as a raised line is stitched in place with a second thread.

Suzanis were traditionally made by Central Asian brides as part of their dowry, and were presented to the groom on the wedding day.

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