www.esteelauder.ca

TORONTO, April 3, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ –
Interactive tools make looking and feeling beautiful easier than ever
before

Estée Lauder brings a new level of
service and expertise to Canadian consumers’ fingertips with the launch
of the Canadian e-commerce website
www.esteelauder.ca .

With an easy to use layout and enhanced features including interactive
diagnostic tools and helpful tips from the pros, Estée Lauder is taking
the guesswork out of shopping online, making it easy for customers to
find and purchase the right products to suit their unique needs, look
and lifestyle.

“The website brings the exceptional service experience that consumers’
have come to expect at Estée Lauder’s counters to the web,” says Leslie
Brown, Brand Manager for Estée Lauder Canada.

Features available on the Estée Lauder website include:

Intuitive Product Layout – New intuitive product groupings make it easier for consumers to find
the products they are looking for, while detailed product information,
enhanced product images and application/use tips help to simplify the
product selection process.

Skincare Finder – Estée Lauder has made finding an appropriate skincare regimen easy
with its new Skincare Finder interactive diagnostic tool. Using a step-by-step series of questions to
analyze individual skincare concerns, the Skincare Finder recommends a
tailored skincare regimen to address those concerns.

Foundation Finder -. The new, interactive Beautiful Skin Studio helps customers find their ideal match through a series of simple steps
that assess their skin’s intensity, undertone and type, as well as
individual coverage preference. Once the right shade is identified, the
site also provides application tips from the pros, making it possible
to achieve a flawless face every time.

In addition to these useful tools, Estée Lauder will also be launching a
Canadian English and French Mobile friendly site this summer, allowing
customers to browse on the go. The mobile site is optimized for iPhone
and Android devices.

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Siemens PLM Software, a business unit of the Siemens Industry Automation Division and a leading global provider of product lifecycle management (PLM) software and services, announces a new product in the Teamcenter software portfolio called Active Workspace, an intuitive, highly visual, and personalized environment for instantly accessing intelligent 3D information and thereby greatly enhancing the value of PLM systems. Active Workspace is another important step towards realizing Siemens PLM Softwares High Definition PLM (HD-PLM) vision, which was established to help decision makers make better informed decisions more efficiently and with a higher level of confidence.

Today, many companies have massive amounts of information generated throughout their product lifecycle processes, which currently lies dormant, often spread across many sites and several different unconnected databases. This information could potentially be used to enhance decision making. However, finding, understanding and acting on all of this information can be difficult, time consuming and ultimately expensive. Active Workspace, working in conjunction with other Siemens PLM Softwares technology, provides an efficient solution by bringing all of this information together in instantly available visual representations that enable comprehension and quality decision-making to drive innovation.
All companies and individuals face the challenge of dealing with information overload due to the increasing speed and volume of data coming from multiple sources, says Chuck Grindstaff, CEO, Siemens PLM Software. Active Workspace helps companies manage this challenge and significantly enhances decision making by reducing complexity and intelligently presenting PLM information that is accessible for all users. Building on our HD-PLM vision, Active Workspace creates an intuitive and personalized 3D graphic interface that significantly enhances the ability of our PLM suite of offerings to deliver knowledge instantly to the right people, at the right place and in the right context to support rapid and intelligent decision making.

Turning product complexity into a competitive advantage
As product complexity continues to increase, the PLM systems that support the design, development and manufacturing of these products continue to expand to handle more data, functions and users. Visualizing information is crucial to understanding this complexity, whether information is textual, a network diagram of related items, or a complex 3D product design. Active Workspace provides easy to use tools for visualizing and navigating information and, once the right information is found, easily saving or sharing it with others.

The constant increase in product complexity creates a need for a strong multi-disciplinary decision support platform that makes information exchange and collaboration simple, intuitive and effective, said Joe Barkai, Practice Director, Product Lifecycle Strategies, IDC Manufacturing Insights. A dynamic decision support system, like Active Workspace, creates rich technical and business context to enable intelligent, high-fidelity decision making.

Active Workspace is highly scalable and can handle all types and sizes of PLM environments, from hundreds to millions of items of information, and from a massive collection of documents to complex 3D geometry. Active Workspace helps turn this complexity into a competitive advantage by using the built-in filtering capability to provide immediate results, enabling fast, high-performance visualization of the 3D data and combining it with relevant product information to proactively assist users in making good decisions.

Smart collaboration is an integral part of the system – assisting users in finding relevant team members who need to be involved in a given task or decision. Active Workspace simplifies the process of sharing the data needed to make a decision so it can be re-used in the future to leverage best practices for similar tasks.

Unnecto, a manufacturer specializing in affordable dual SIM GSM phones, recently relaunched its website with a sleek design and expanded product information.

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Unlocked GSM mobile phone producer Unnecto is announcing the debut of its newly redesigned website, available online at http://www.Unnecto.com. Featuring a vibrant, streamlined look, the new Unnecto.com includes enhanced information about the manufacturers line of GSM cell phones and overall company mission.

Our new website matches the sleek, intuitive design philosophy present in each of our GSM mobile phones. Were encouraging consumers and potential device distributors alike to visit Unnecto.com and learn about our unique dual SIM GSM phones, said Unnectos Daniel Moy.

Unnecto has introduced its website redesign in time for its May 8?10 exhibition at the International CTIA WIRELESS Conference in New Orleans, LA A first-time presenter, the manufacturer will be promoting its growing collection of unlocked GSM cell phones, including its newest CURVE, TAP, and DRONE models.

The all-new Unnecto.com features expanded information about Unnectos dual SIM GSM phones, which enable callers to operate two cell phone plans (even from two providers) on a single device. The company recommends its dual SIM GSM mobile phones to travelers who need to supplement their primary plans with region-specific packages, in addition to employees who have separate phone plans for personal and work correspondence.

In addition to their dual SIM capabilities, Unnectos unlocked GSM cell phones are by definition not connected to any particular carrier, so callers on any GSM-based network can make use of the devices. The manufacturer promotes its GSM cell phones for their unbeatable prices and technologically advanced features; the new DRONE, for example, is Unnectos first device boasting an Android operating system and one of the most affordable Android phones on the market.

A follow-up to the Unnecto TAP, the companys first touchscreen unlocked GSM mobile phone, the DRONE sports a 3.2 HGVA touchscreen and slim, glossy body available in silver, white, and black. The DRONE runs the Android 2.2 Froyo OS and offers 2G Quad Band, Bluetooth 2.1+, and WiFi connectivity. For users convenience, Unnecto includes a 4GB MicroSD card with each of its DRONE GSM cell phones.

Unnectos low pricing makes the companys devices well suited for callers in search of mid-contract replacements who cannot spend the $300, $400, or $500 that a new smartphone by a different manufacturer might require, Moy notes. The company also markets its GSM mobile phones to parents of children and teenagers who are searching for devices that will not be costly to replace.

Visit the all new Unnecto website at http://www.Unnecto.com or shop for the manufacturers GSM cell phones at Bargaincell and Amazon at http://www.Bargaincell.com/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_resultsearch_in_description=0keyword=unnecto and http://www.Amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_wireless?_encoding=UTF8node=2335752011field-brandtextbin=unnecto.

Unnecto is additionally available on Facebook and Twitter at http://www.facebook.com/Unnecto and http://twitter.com/Unnecto.

With the success of subscription sampling companies, we are seeing social commerce related businesses popping up all over the web. You can subscribe to get everything delivered monthly to your door from beauty products to baby products and jewelry. I even found a box called Manpacks that delivers socks and underwear quarterly to men (I know a few brothers that could benefit from this one). The biggest success in the social commerce food chain is Birchbox. The company was started by two Harvard business school graduates in 2009.The question is, will this business model work for women of color? According to Womens Wear Daily, women of color currently spend 7.5 million dollars on beauty products a year. Thats 80 percent more than any other group. Why? Because as women of color we have to sample so many products to find the right ones. Subscription sampling boxes appeal to both product vendors and consumers. It allows consumers to sample products that can then convert them into loyal customers. It also adds as market research for vendors. The problem is that many companies that target women of color dont make sample sizes and would rather you just purchase the product full size based on reputation. The majority of women outside major cities buy their products from drug stores and beauty supply stores that will not take back products once opened, creating the product graveyard under the sink. Everyone knows how serious sistas are about their hair. I personally get a headache every time I go to the beauty supply store looking for something for my own hair. Most of the beauty supply stores in America are Korean owned, and they usually cannot answer my questions or understand my needs. In the age of new media, beauty bloggers have become our biggest source for product information., because they sample the products prior to reviewing. I caught up with several beauty bloggers, and asked them what was behind their inspiration for wanting to start their blogs, and if subscription sampling will work.

Amber McKinnon: www.brownbombshellbeauty.com Im orginally from Kansas City, Missouri, and my biggest inspiration for starting my blog was the lack of resources there. It was my desire to be a beauty resource for women of color. I felt that women could make better beauty purchases and feel confident creating their own beauty regimen if they were armed with good information. I wanted to share what I knew about beauty, as well as what products worked well for us and our specific beauty needs. I feel that subscription sampling boxes are a great addition to helping women make educated choices in picking products.

Lakish A Campbell: www.blaqvixenbeauty.com Im originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and growing up I was a tom boy so I never really followed beauty trends. This is the same philosophy I follow today with my blog. My advice comes very organically, and I have to believe in a product to recommend it. Women see right through black beauty bloggers that only recommend products because they are endorsed. So I, in this aspect, see myself as a non-beauty beauty blogger. I think subscription sampling is a great concept because it teaches women not to be scared of products.

Several boxes have already hit the ground running and others will be launching soon. Is this something that women of color find relevant; and, if so, will they subscribe? I caught up with the creators of Curlbox (www.curlbox.com) and My Shade of Brown (www.myshadesofbrown.com) about their inspiration and company vision.

Myleik Teele/curlBOX:www.curlbox.com After catching wind of other sampling programs, I knew that women with kinky-coily hair needed this service more than anyone. Women of color are completely thrilled about curlBOX. We get emails all the time from women that say Thank you for thinking of us. I used to try products all the time that bloggers swore by just to get them and I would be disappointed. CurlBOX was created to lessen the disappointment . If you get something you dont really love, you wont feel bad because it didnt take up much of your money or time, and you get to try new things youve never heard of.

Meki Adefria/My Shade of Brown:www.myshadesofbrown.com A lot of women I knew including myself had what I like to call a beauty junkyard. Women of color have to sample so many products to find ones that are just right for us. This was my inspiration behind starting my company. The official launch was in February, and the response has been overwhelming.

Launching in the near future are other subscription boxes such as Hue Beauty and Sasha.
I also asked several women of color to share their needs and thoughts regarding the emergence of social commerce, and its impact in this specific market. Check out the slide show to hear what they had to say.

IRVINE, CA, Apr 03, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) –
Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. (TAEC)*, a committed
leader that collaborates with technology companies to create
breakthrough designs, today announced that it has reached a milestone
– 2012 marks the 25th anniversary of Toshiba’s invention of NAND
flash memory.

Much has changed since 1987 — the NAND flash market has grown
rapidly, with flash memory shipping almost 8X more gigabytes (GB) in
2011 than DRAM. NAND flash has become the high density silicon
storage of choice. NAND flash memory is used in a variety of memory
cards and USB drives, and is found in many consumer, industrial and
enterprise cloud applications. Toshiba’s innovation has carved out a
path to a new era in which consumers are able to carry videos, music,
books and data with them wherever they go. Designed with a very small
cell size to enable a low cost-per-bit of stored data,Toshiba’s NAND
flash technology is unleashing the mobility of content, thus fueling
innovation in the development of products for everyone from consumers
to enterprise.

“NAND flash has truly permeated our lives — this technology has been
a game changer, making the world a different place and making many of
the products we use today possible,” noted Scott Nelson, vice
president, Memory Business Unit, TAEC. “The cost/performance of NAND
flash continues to stand the test of time. NAND flash is leading the
way to thin and light hardware, has made the mobility of content
possible, and is enabling ‘green’ storage in the data centers.”

Toshiba’s commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the invention of
NAND flash will continue throughout 2012. Included in the celebration
will be notable industry events and consumer participation — an
interactive campaign that embraces industry voices and experiences
exploring the impact of NAND flash is forthcoming. For more
information on Toshiba memory products, please visit

www.memory.toshiba.com .

*About Toshiba Corp. and TAEC

Through proven commitment, lasting relationships and advanced,
reliable electronic components, Toshiba enables its customers to
create market-leading designs. Toshiba is the heartbeat within
product breakthroughs from OEMs, ODMs, CMs, VARs, distributors and
fabless chip companies worldwide. A committed electronic components
leader, Toshiba designs and manufactures high-quality flash
memory-based storage solutions, solid state drives (SSDs), hard disk
drives (HDDs), discrete devices, LCD displays, advanced materials,
medical tubes, custom SoCs/ASICs, imaging products, microcontrollers
and wireless components that make possible today’s leading cell
phones, MP3 players, cameras, medical devices, automotive
electronics, enterprise solutions and more.

Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. is an independent
operating company owned by Toshiba America, Inc., a subsidiary of
Toshiba Corporation, Japan’s largest semiconductor manufacturer and
the world’s fourth largest semiconductor manufacturer (Gartner, 2011
WW Semiconductor Revenue, December, 2011). Toshiba was founded in
1875 and today has over 490 subsidiaries and affiliates, with 203,000
employees worldwide and annual sales of $77 billion. Visit Toshiba’s
web site at
www.toshiba.co.jp/index.htm .

For additional company and product information, please visit

http://www.toshiba.com/taec/ .

Information in this press release, including product pricing and
specifications, content of services and contact information, is
current and believed to be accurate on the date of the announcement,
but is subject to change without prior notice. Technical and
application information contained here is subject to the most recent
applicable Toshiba product specifications. In developing designs,
please ensure that Toshiba products are used within specified
operating ranges as set forth in the most recent Toshiba product
specifications and the information set forth in Toshiba’s “Handling
Guide for Semiconductor Devices,” or “Toshiba Semiconductor
Reliability Handbook.” This information is available at

www.chips.toshiba.com , or from your TAEC representative.

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Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc.
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To celebrate the exciting launch of iTeen365s new website, the company is offering a special promotion during the month of April. Enjoy the improved site navigation, detailed product information, and parent resource portal which offers a bevy of useful information, tips, and more.

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) March 30, 2012

Parents of teen drivers have a new place to go online when they want the latest information related to safe teen driving practices. iTeen365, a new GPS-based teen vehicle monitoring device that allows parents to keep tabs on their teen drivers, is excited to announce the launch of its enhanced website: www.iteen365.net. iTeen365 is dedicated to pioneering technological advancements in vehicle monitoring and its new website is a reflection of that commitment. Visitors to the site will notice more features and functionality, as well as easier navigation. To celebrate, iTeen365 is running a special promotion of 20% off the one-time activation fee during the month of April.

We redesigned our website to ensure a more functional and better user experience for our customers, said Joe McBreen, CEO of iTrack365, makers of iTeen365. Not only does the new site offer visitors a complete picture of our brand and product capabilities, but weve implemented a new feature in which parents can sign-up and receive a wealth of information such as safe driving tips, how to talk to your teen about driving safety, and more. We feel this is a great resource for parents and we are committed to providing the latest information and valuable tips that parents and educators can use.

The driving force behind the companys new website were requests from customers, who wanted an easy-to-navigate site with more comprehensive product information. As a customer-focused company, iTrack365s decided to take the educational information parents loved from the old site and enable visitors to develop a feel for the culture of the company through the new site, creating a conduit that encourages more interaction between the company and the customers online, allowing them to be more informed about their iTeen365 decision.

To celebrate the launch, iTeen365 is offering a special promotion during the month of April. Enter promo code ACTIVATE20 from the dropdown section on the order form and get 20% off the one-time activation fee ($50).

iTeen365 – the most technologically-advanced GPS-based teen vehicle monitoring device – allows parents to supervise their new drivers when they cant be in the car with them. It has been designed to help teens develop safe driving habits, while giving parents peace of mind. Parents can monitor their teens driving 24/7 – in real time – and create driving reports that can be used to facilitate conversation between teens and their parents.

Key Features:

Tracking Data: Real-time visibility of vehicles location

Vehicle History Reports: Up to four-months of detailed driving reports

Mapping: Easy online map view of vehicle location via integrated Google Maps

Speed Infringement Reports: See speeding infringements in different speed zones over a period of time

Geo Fencings: Designate unapproved driving areas and locations

Movement Alarms: Alerts any unapproved movement of the vehicle

Email Alerts: Receive email alerts for when the vehicle leaves or comes into the area(s) you specify

iTeen365 can be purchased at www.iteen365.net for free with a 2-year service agreement ($34.95) and 20% off the one-time activation fee ($50). After purchase, iTrack365 will coordinate for convenient installation of iTeen365 via a local authorized installation technician. Mobile installation is currently available in select areas.

About iTrack365, Inc.:

iTrack365 has partnered with one of the worlds leading providers of telematics to offer a complete range of web-based GPS vehicle tracking and GPS fleet management solutions. Currently available in over 30 countries worldwide, the iTrack365 suite includes: iTeen365, iSenior365, iSpouse365, iFleet365, and iLease365. With advanced technologies, its own full end-to-end solution capabilities from the design of the hardware and software, to the web based hosting solution; iTrack365 has made this a convenient, user-friendly application for both individuals and companies of any size. For more information: www.iteen365.net / 866-900-2464

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At last month’s Anuga FoodTec fair held in Cologne, Germany, Mettler-Toledo CI-Vision (Aurora, IL, USA) took the wraps off a new system designed to verify and inspect labels on packaged products.

The so-called Ultra LS system uses a pair of line-scan cameras to capture images of the top and bottom of food products simultaneously, while adjusting for products ranging from 25 mm to 100 mm in height.

The parameters of the products to be inspected can be configured by an operator using a touch-screen menu on the systems human machine interface (HMI) screen. To do so, the system features pre-set label recipes containing weight, pricing and other product information, facilitating quick product changeovers.

The Ultra LS comes with an optional automatic reject system that can be customized according to product and packaging type for removal of substandard products from a production process.

Food labeling initiatives and EU Regulation 1169/2011 are making it increasingly necessary for food manufacturers to ensure that their products are correctly labeled with clear and legible consumer information, said Ralph Swinka, Head of Marketing of Mettler-Toledo’s product inspection division in Germany.

At the show, the company also exhibited its full bottle inspection system, which allows the fill level and caps (missing, wrong or over tightened caps, security ring integrity) of filled bottles to be checked. If the optical inspection system detects a defective bottle, it is automatically gated out of the production line.

– by Dave Wilson, Senior Editor, Vision Systems Design

SAN RAMON, CA, March 13, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ — Ventana Research is set to begin new benchmark research on the current state and maturity of product information management.

As products are added to retail and distributor networks and to catalogs and also web and mobile commerce sites, additional product information must be created, referenced and managed efficiently, which is where product information management comes into play. Competitive pressures require that the product information presented to customers be both up-to-date and accurate, so organizations must maintain a common set of information to ensure the efficient manufacturing, marketing and selling of products and services.

In this new benchmark research, Ventana Research will determine progress and identify emerging best practices associated with use of product information management in the past few years and the plans for the coming years. It will explore organizations best practices and experiences with deployments of PIM systems and the challenges they have faced in efforts to align business and IT resources and spending with business objectives. The results of this research will be compared to Ventana Researchs previous benchmark research on PIM, which found that less than one-quarter of organizations were fully mature in their use of product information.

Product information is increasingly difficult to manage and organizations are always seeking ways to improve their efforts to reduce costly errors and time in existing processes, said Mark Smith, CEO and Chief Research Officer of Ventana Research. The unfortunate confusion on the applications and technology approach has hampered new efforts. This benchmark will establish the best practices and education to bring together business and IT efforts to improve product information management in the most efficient and cost effective manner.

Those interested in learning more about this benchmark research can do so at http://www.ventanaresearch.com/pim/. As a part of your registration you will receive insights and education from Ventana Research on using technology effectively in business. In addition Ventana Research is assessing the vendors and products to determine their applicability to business and IT needs in what is called the Value Index for Product Information Management for 2012. The Value Index for 2011 can be found at http://www.ventanaresearch.com/pimvalueindex .

To view Ventana Researchs 2012 research agendas, please visit http://www.ventanaresearch.com/researchagenda/.

About Ventana Research

Ventana Research is the most authoritative and respected benchmark business technology research and advisory services firm. We provide insight and expert guidance on mainstream and disruptive technologies through a unique set of research-based offerings including benchmark research and technology evaluation assessments, education workshops and our research and advisory services, Ventana On-Demand. Our unparalleled understanding of the role of technology in optimizing business processes and performance and our best practices guidance are rooted in our rigorous research-based benchmarking of people, processes, information and technology across business and IT functions in every industry. This benchmark research plus our market coverage and in-depth knowledge of hundreds of technology providers means we can deliver education and expertise to our clients to increase the value they derive from technology investments while reducing time, cost and risk.

Ventana Research provides the most comprehensive analyst and research coverage in the industry; business and IT professionals worldwide are members of our community and benefit from Ventana Researchs insights, as do highly regarded media and association partners around the globe. Our views and analyses are distributed daily through blogs and social media channels including Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Business Weeks Business Exchange.

To learn how Ventana Research advances the maturity of organizations use of information and technology through benchmark research, education and advisory services, visit www.ventanaresearch.com.

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MASON CITY, IA, Apr 03, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) –
Now all the beauty and innovation of Graham’s industry leading
commercial doors go with you anywhere.

Graham Wood Doors recently introduced its universal application for
iPad and iPhone. Designed to showcase their beautifully crafted
architectural wood doors for commercial applications, this new app
provides valuable product information, and streamlines customer
access to Graham’s many customer service features. This free app is
essential for any architect, building contractor or owner who needs
instant information.

With a scrolling timeline interface, the app provides users with a
fun, easy to navigate platform where images and information are
conveyed in a clean, elegant manner.

“The Graham App takes everything that we know our customers want,
such as specifications, product features and imagery, and presents it
all in one, easy to use location. Now, when you need to find a door
solution for a particular opening, all you have to do is grab your
iPhone and open the app; it’s that easy,” said Chris Menke, Marketing
Communications Manager, ASSA ABLOY Door Group. “And with integrated
sharing options, the Graham app makes it even easier to email, tweet
or post product links to anyone, instantly.”

The Graham app is available for download from Apple’s iTunes store,
via a link on the Graham Wood Doors website (
www.grahamdoors.com ), or
through the App Store on your iPad or iPhone.

About Graham Wood Doors
Founded in 1968, Graham Wood Doors is an
innovative manufacturer of architectural flush wood doors. The
company supplies a complete line of custom, standard and eco-friendly
products for new and retrofit construction projects in the
commercial, educational and healthcare markets. For more information,
visit
www.grahamdoors.com .

About ASSA ABLOY
ASSA ABLOY is the global leader in door opening
solutions, dedicated to satisfying end-user demands for security,
safety and convenience.

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24COLOR 42PAINT PALETTE

Paint sources:

Benjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com.

California Paints (M); californiapaints.com.

Donald Kaufman Color (M); donaldkaufmancolor.com.

Duron Paints and Wallcoverings (M); duron.com.

Martin-Senour Paints (M); martinsenour.com.

Porters Paints (M); porterspaints.com.

Pratt Lambert (M); prattandlambert.com.

Ralph Lauren Paint (M); ralphlaurenpaint.com.

Yolo Colorhouse (M); yolocolorhouse.com.

72PURE SIMPLICITY

Pages 72 to 81: Designer: Lynn Morgan, Lynn Morgan Design; 203-866-1940;
lynnmorgandesign.com.

Entry hall: Wall paint, White DownBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Custom runnerElizabeth Eakins (M); elizabetheakins.com. Pillows, Celery Mu by Madeline WeinribABC Carpet Home (R); abccarpet.com. Ceiling fixtureCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.

Living room: Wall paint, Cloud WhiteBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Sofa; armchairs, custom by designer. Sofa; armchair fabric, Campo in MarbleNorbar (T);
norbarfabrics.com. Ottoman fabric, ZigZag by Alan Campbell; green pillow fabric, Nomad in Lime on Tinted Cotton/Linen by QuadrilleQuadrille (T); quadrillefabrics.com. Rug, rush mattingWaveney Rush Industry (M); waveneyrush.co.uk. Blue pillowsMecox Gardens (R); mecoxgardens.com. Garden stoolsEmissary (T); emissaryusa.com.

Dining room: Wall paint, custom by designer; color match: FidelityPratt Lambert (M); prattandlambert.com. Chair fabric, Night and Day II by China SeasQuadrille (T); quadrillefabrics.com. Table, Liselund Dining TableCountry Swedish (T); countryswedish.com. Antique chandelier; dinnerwareTreillage (R); bunnywilliams.com/treillage. Rug, Haga StripeElizabeth Eakins (M); elizabetheakins.com.

Kitchen: Wall paint, Decorators WhiteBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Painted floors, custom by Valerie Wall. Chairs, Club Bar StoolLoom Italia USA (M); loom-italia-usa.com.

Garden: Outdoor garden design by Chris Zipperer, Hester Zipperer Lawn Garden; 912-355-1950. Garden gate paint, Sherwood GreenBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. UmbrellaPottery Barn (R); potterybarn.com. TrayNumber Four Eleven (R); numberfoureleven.com.

Master bedroom: Wall paint, Mountain MistBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Bed, custom upholstered headboard by designer. White linen duvet; green throw; seahorse pillows; Euro shamsNumber Four Eleven (R); numberfoureleven.com. Side tableBungalow (R); 203-227-4406. Glass lamp and shadeSimon Pearce (R); simonpearce.com.

Master bath: Wall paint, Decorators White; floor paint, Polar IceBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Tub, Beaumont Freestanding Oval BathubWaterworks (M); waterworks.com.
Woven basket with handlesCoco Company (M); coco-company.com. Woven basket without handlesLillian August (R); lillianaugust.com. Photography above tubTria Giovan; triagiovan.com.

82 THE WARM SIDE OF MODERN

Pages 82 to 91: Designers: Bonnie Edelman; bonnieedelman.com. Adam Rolston, Incorporated; 212-673-1965; incorporatedny.com. Architects: Tasos Kokoris; 203-349-5509; tasoskokoris.com. Heidi Strmer; 917-207-5993. Landscape architect: William Buzzard; 203-287-1408.

Entry hall: Wallcovering, Manila Hemp in SagePhillip Jeffries (T); phillipjeffries.com. Chairs, Saarinen Executive Armchair; rug, Rangoli by Nani Marquina; light fixture, Superordinate Antler Pendant 12xDesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com.
Armchair hide, Luxe Calf in CaramelEdelman Leather (T); edelmanleather.com.

LampCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com. Horse sculpture by Marcela Ganly; ganly.net. Glass domesLillian August (R); lillianaugust.com.

Dining room: Chairs, Saarinen Executive Armchair with metal legs; table, Saarinen Round Dining Table; light fixture, Satellite Chandelier in Brass; rug, Patch Cowhide Rug; screen, Eames Molded Plywood Folding ScreenDesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com.
Armchair hide, Luxe Calf in CaramelEdelman Leather (T); edelmanleather.com.

Living room: Sofa hide, Luxe Calf in Caramel; hide on custom ottoman, Woven Leather in Licorice; Hide on stools at mantel, Zebra leatherEdelman Leather (T); edelmanleather.com.

Club chairs, Simpatico Armchair; glassware at mantel, Midas collectionDesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com.
Stools at mantel, 18-inch Club OttomanBright Chair (T); brightchair.com. Floating mantel supportEdelman Metalworks (M); edelmanmetal.com. Obama portrait by Mark Seliger. Gold-leaf bowl; assorted coasters on ottomanFornasetti (R,T); fornasetti.com

Breakfast room: Chairs, Saarinen Tulip Armchairs; table, Saarinen Round Dining TableDesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com.
Hide on chairs, All-GrainEdelman Leather (T); edelmanleather.com.

Pool area and pool house: Kitchen barstools, Bertoia with seat pad; teak chairs, chaises, and tables in pool area, Rusa collection; dining chairs, Tolix Marais ADesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com. Outdoor umbrellaTuuci (M); tuuci.com. Dining table, Play by Philippe Starck and Eugeni Quitllet for DedonDedon (M); dedon.de. RangeWolf (M); subzero-wolf.com. RefrigeratorSub-Zero (M); subzero-wolf.com. Sink faucetWaterworks (M); waterworks.com. Cabinet hardwareKlaffs (M); klaffs.com.

Upstairs hall: Runner, Dashed Off in JailbirdFLOR (M); flor.com.

Master bedroom: Accent wall paint, Turret StairRalph Lauren Paint (M); ralphlaurenpaint.com. BedAero (R); aerostudios.com. Daybed, Barcelona Sofa; desk chair, Brno Flat Bar Chair; rug, Edelman Leather Zebra Cowhide Rug; Wood cube next to daybed, Teak Stool by Rama WatanaDesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com.
Assorted ikat pillowsLamps Plus (R); lampsplus.com. Desk lamp, Bedside Ring Table LampCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.

Guest bedroom: Wall paint, BriarwoodBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Chair, Egg; rug, Patch Cowhide Rug; ceiling fixture, Nelson Saucer Pendant LampDesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com.
Drawer pulls on window seatRocky Mountain Hardware (R); rockymountainhardware.com.

92MAKING IT IN LA

Pages 94 and 95: Sources: Barbara Barry:

barbarabarry.com. Baker (M): baker.kohlerinteriors.com.

Henredon (M): henredon.com. McGuire Furniture (M): mcguirefurniture.com.

HBF (T): hbf.com. Boyd Lighting (T): . Visual Comfort (through Circa Lighting): boydlighting.com. Visual Comfort (through Circa Lighting): circalighting.com. Kravet (T): kravet.com.

Tufenkian (R): tufenkiancarpets.com.
Ann Sacks (M): annsacks.com.

Kallista (M): kallista.com. Global Views (T): globalviews.com.

DWI (M): dwiholdings.com.

William Haines Designs (M): williamhaines.com.

Items on street map: 3. Ring, Classic Asscher-cut diamond ring set in platinumNeil Lane (R,T) ; neillanejewelry.com.

4. Side table, Nimbus Taboret/TableStudio Workshops (R); studioworkshops.com.

10. Chair, antique Christine armchairLucca Antiques (R,T); luccaantiques.com.

12. Rug, DelaunayChristopher Farr (R); christopherfarr.com.

14. Sofa, Antwerp Tufted Sofa (shown in Dominique Picquier Cotton Velvet)Harbinger (R,T); harbingerla.com.

15. Decorative object, Brass FootKelly Wearstler (R); kellywearstler.com.

16. Umbrella, Zebra UmbrellaScalamandr (T);
scalamandre.com.

21. Cabinet, antique French corner cabinetRalfs Antiques (R); antiquesandfinearts.com.

24. Chandelier, Sphere ChandelierPaul Marra Design (R,T); paulmarradesign.com.

25. Tea cart, antique Hungarian Art Deco rolling tea cartSzalon (R,T); szalonantiques.com.

27. Chair, Jackie BrgreKristen Buckingham (R,T); kristenbuckingham.com.

31. Rug, antique Persian Heriz carpetThe Rug Affair (R,T); therugaffair.com.

32. Side table, Gazelle TableTodd Alexander Romano (T); toddalexanderromano.com.

35. Fireplace, Italian-style Fire MantelNeolithic Design (R,T); neolithicdesign.com.

40. Chandelier, antique French 19th-century bronze dor six-light multicolored Baccarat crystal chandelierConnoisseur Antiques (R,T); connoisseurantiques.com.

42. Candle holder, Photophore (shown in Farrow Ball Shaded White)Hollyhock (R,T); hollyhockinc.com.

44. Table, French Market Two Tray TableMecox Gardens (R); mecoxgardens.com.

51. Artwork, InterconnectionsEva Hyam; evahyam.com.

53. Garden Urn, antique pair of garden urnsLee Stanton (R,T); leestanton.com.

59. Coffee table, Cedar Flare Coffee TableUrban Hardwoods (R); urbanhardwoods.com.

62. Cabinet, antique pair of cabinetsMorateur Gallery (R); morateurgallery.1stdibs.com.

68. Stool, Alisa Vanity StoolMadeline Stuart (R,T); madelinestuart.com.

69. Lamp, Pedra LampDragonette (R,T); dragonetteltd.com.

Pages 96 and 97: Sources:

Barbara Barry:
barbarabarry.com.

Michael
Berman: michaelbermanlimited.com.

Kristen Buckingham: kristenbuckingham.com.

Martyn Lawrence Bullard: martynlawrencebullard.com. Barclay Butera: barclaybutera.com.

Timothy Corrigan: timothy-corrigan.com. Nancy Corzine: nancycorzine.com.

Peter
Dunham: peterdunham.com.

Gary Gibson: garygibson.com. Kathryn M. Ireland: kathrynireland.com.

Kerry Joyce: kerryjoyce.com.

Sally Sirkin Lewis (through J. Robert Scott): jrobertscott.com.

Pal + Smith (M): palandsmith.com. Suzanne Rheinstein: hollyhockinc.com. Michael S. Smith: michaelsmithinc.com. Windsor Smith: windsorsmithhome.com. Madeline Stuart: madelinestuart.com. Rose Tarlow: rosetarlow.com. Tobi Tobin: tobitobindesign.com. Kelly Wearstler: kellywearstler.com. Cisco Brothers (T): ciscobrothers.com. John Derian: johnderian.com. A. Rudin (T): arudin.com. Elite Leather: eliteleather.com. Environment: environmentfurniture.com. Croft House: crofthouse.com. Urban Hardwoods: urbanhardwoods.com. George Smith : georgesmith.com.
Raoul Textiles (T): raoultextiles.com. Lisa Fine (T): lisafinetextiles.com. Katerina Tana (T): katerinatanacollection.com. RP Miller: rpmillerdesign.com. Twigs (T): . Marcie Bronkar: twigsfabricsandwallpaper.com. Marcie Bronkar (R): marciebronkar.com. Kerry Joyce (T): kerryjoycetextiles.com. Off-White Castle (T): off-whitecastlestudio.com. Le Gracieux (T): legracieux.com.

Carolina Irving (T): carolinairvingtextiles.com. Jasper (T): . Katie Leede (T): michaelsmithinc.com. Katie Leede (T): katieleede.com.

Ferrick Mason (T): ferrickmason.com.

Coverlet, Dream Silk Coverlet by Barbara BarryDWI Holdings (R); bloomingdales.com; macys.com.

Fabric, Grand Key Cocoa by Michael BermanKravet (T); kravet.com.

Chair, Laurent Dining ChairKristen Buckingham (R); kristenbuckingham.com.

Fabric, Darya Ikat in Sky by Martin Lawrence BullardSchumacher (T); fschumacher.com.

Pillow, San Simeon Indigo PillowBarclay Butera (R,T); barclaybutera.com.

Rug, Parterre Rug by Timothy CorriganDoris Leslie Blau (R,T); dorisleslieblau.com.

Lamp, Murano Tear Drop LampNancy Corzine (R); nancycorzine.com.

Chair, How to Marry a Millionaire Chair by Peter DunhamHollywood at Home (R); hollywoodathome.com.

Rug, GB-4 by Gary GibsonGary Gibson Rugs for Aga John (R); agajohnrugs.com.

Lampshade, Safi Suzani Lampshade in FiestaKathryn M. Ireland Textiles (R); kathrynirelandshop.com.

Sconce, Cella Double Sconce by Kerry JoycePalmer Hargrave (T); palmerhargrave.com.

Bowl, Athena Bowl by Sally Sirkin LewisJ. Robert Scott (T); jrobertscott.com.

Sofa, Antoinette SofaPal + Smith (R); palandsmith.com.

Chair, Hollyhock Fireside Barrel Chair, with slipcover in Hollyhock for Lee Jofa Gore House in GreenHollyhock (R,T); hollyhockinc.com.

Bath set, Town Deck-Mounted Bath Set with Handshower and Black Obsidian Cross Handles by Michael S. SmithKallista (M); kallista.com.

Fabric, Mandela in Citrine by Windsor SmithWindsor Smith Home Collection for Kravet (M); wshcollection.com.

Desk, Austen Writing TableMadeline Stuart (T); madelinestuart.com.

Chandelier, Sharpleaf ChandelierRose TarlowMelrose House (R); rosetarlow.com.

Candle, Signature CandleTobi Tobin (R); tobitobindesign.com.

Cup and saucer, Marquetry Tea Cup and Saucer by Kelly WearstlerPickard China (M); pickardchina.com.

Pages 98 and 99: Sources: Grace Home Furnishings (R,T): gracehomefurnishings.com. Bourgeois Bohme (R,T): bobo-antiques.com. Blackman Cruz (R,T): blackmancruz.com. Phyllis Morris (R,T): phyllismorris.com. Charles Fradin Home (R,T): charlesfradinhome.com. Hollywood at Home (R,T): hollywoodathome.com.
Downtown (R,T): downtown20.net. Hollyhock: hollyhockinc.com. NK Shop (R,T): nickeykehoe.com/shop.

Inner Gardens: innergardens.com. Reform Gallery (R,T): reform-modern.com. Brown Jordan (M): brownjordan.com. Janus et Cie (M): janusetcie.com. Rose Tarlow Melrose House (R,T): rosetarlow.com. Dennis Leen (T): dennisandleen.com. Quadrus (T): quadrusstudio.com. Gregorius Pineo (T): gregoriuspineo.com. Richard Shapiro Studiolo (T): studiolo.com. Tony Duquette (R,T): tonyduquette.com. Baker (T): baker.kohlerinteriors.com. Remains Lighting (M): remains.com. Fuse Lighting (M): fuselighting.com. Marjorie Skouras (R,T): marjorieskouras
design.com. Hlne Aumont (R,T): heleneaumont.com.
Commune (R,T): communedesign.com. Michael Taylor (T): michaeltaylordesigns.com.

100BOLDLY PRETTY

Pages 100 to 109: Designer: Kelie Grosso, Maison Luxe; 206-405-2828; maisonluxe.net.

Living room: Wall paint, Carolina StrandGlidden (M); glidden.com. Sofa, CarterHickory Chair (M); hickorychair.com.

Stool, Athena Greek KeyWorlds Away (T); worlds-away.com. Stool fabric, Brio in 001Dedar (T); dedar.com. Curtain trimNancys Sewing Basket (R); nancyssewingbasket.com. Window shades, Handwoven collection in Autumn HarvestHartmann Forbes (T); hfshades.com. Antique silk rugABC Carpet Home (R); abccarpet.com. Coffee table, Yves Cocktail TableOly (T); olystudio.com. Sconce, One-Light Fixed Mini King George with custom shadeCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.
Table lamp, vintage Murano glassSwank Lighting (R,T); swanklighting.com. Side tables, Lotus DrinkBaker (T); baker.kohlerinteriors.com. Pillow fabric, Pavilion in LimogesDesigners Guild (T); designersguild.com.

Dining room: Wall paint, Carolina StrandGlidden (M); glidden.com. Ceiling paint, custom by designer. Dining chairs, reproduction Louis XVI styleJansen Furniture (T); jansenfurniture.com. Hide on chairs, Kipling in Royal NavyMoore Giles (T); mooreandgiles.com. Curtain trimNancys Sewing Basket (R); nancyssewingbasket.com. Window shades, Handwoven collection in Autumn HarvestHartmann Forbes (T); hfshades.com. Dining table, OscarOly (T); olystudio.com. Bar cart, Roland in Gold LeafWorlds Away (T); worlds-away.com. Wallpaper panels, Early Views of Indiade Gournay (T); degournay.com.

Study: Wallcovering, W3036 in color 135Kravet (T); kravet.com. Cabinet paint, Rockport GrayBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Wing chairs; ottomans, JamesVictoria Hagan (T); victoriahaganhome.com. Pillows on chairs, Cavallini in Sea BlueEdelman Leather (T); edelmanleather.com. Light fixture, Soleil Semi-Flush Pendant; bookshelf lights, Cabinet Makers Picture LightCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.
Zebra HideMaison Luxe (R); maisonluxe.net. Side table, French Moderne Side TableGlobal Views (T); globalviews.com.

Kitchen/mud room: Wall paint, Carolina StrandGlidden (M); glidden.com. Cabinet paint, Stone HarborBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Stools, Indecasa TB Counter StoolDesign Within Reach (R); dwr.com. Light fixture, Swedish ChandelierCanopy Designs (T); canopydesigns.com. Cabinet hardware, Notched Glass KnobAnthropologie (R); anthropologie.com. Sink fixture, Bridge Faucet by Perrin RoweRohl (M); rohlhome.com. Mudroom cabinet, reproduction Louis XVI styleJansen Furniture (T); jansenfurniture.com. Mudroom sconce, Longacre SconceCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.

Master bath: Wall paint, Edgecomb Gray; trim; cabinet paint, Rockport GrayBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Ceiling fixture, Small Simple Scallop Pendant; wall sconce, BryantCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.
Cabinet hardware, Notched Glass KnobAnthropologie (R); anthropologie.com. Tub fixtures; sink fixtures, Edwardian collection by Perrin RoweRohl (M); rohlhome.com.

Powder room: Wallpaper, Kalinda in Color 02Osborne Little (T); osborneandlittle.com. Ceiling paint, Cool BlueBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Ceiling fixture, SweetCanopy Designs (T); canopydesigns.com.

Guest bedroom: Wall paint, SeashellBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Bed, DarcyPottery Barn Kids (R); potterybarnkids.com. Bed fabric, Varese in SlateDesigners Guild (T); designersguild.com. Armchair fabric, City in Gazelle; window shade fabric, City in PrintempsManuel Canovas (T); manuelcanovas.com. Bedside table, Rectangular Directoire Table in Brass and White MarbleGlobal Views (T); globalviews.com. Rug, BrookeMadeline Weinrib (R); madelineweinrib.com. Bedside lamp, Blue and White Tea Jar LampWisteria (R); wisteria.com. Euro pillow fabric, Fiorentina in Greige on Tint by China SeasQuadrille (T); quadrillefabrics.com. Mirror above bed, Mini Sunburst Mirror in GoldGlobal Views (T); globalviews.com.

Sitting room: Wall paint, Edgecomb GrayBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Sofa, Cove by John Derian; sofa fabric, natural Belgian linenCisco Brothers (T); ciscobrothers.com. Ottoman fabric, Brasilia in PetuniaManuel Canovas (T); manuelcanovas.com. Window shades, Lineage collection in LenoHartmann Forbes (T);
hfshades.com. Moroccan leather poufMaison Luxe (R); maisonluxe.net. Floor lamps, LotusCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.
Pillow fabric, Carmina in Color 154 by JABMaison Luxe (R); maisonluxe.net. Rug, Chunky Wool and Natural JutePottery Barn (R); potterybarn.com.

Master bedroom: Wall paint, Edgecomb GrayBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com. Bed, MorganCisco Brothers (T); ciscobrothers.com. Bed fabric, Gainsborough Velvet in PlatinumSchumacher (T); fschumacher.com. Hide on ottomans, Jumbo Crocodile in Dead WhiteEdelman Leather (T); edelmanleather.com. Bedside tables, Priscilla Side TableOly (T); olystudio.com. Window shades, Lineage collection in LenoHartmann Forbes (T); hfshades.com. Bolster pillow fabric, Brasilia in PetuniaManuel Canovas (T); manuelcanovas.com.
Monogrammed pillow shamsJulia B. (R); juliab.com. Wall sconce, Classic Swing-Arm Wall LampCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com.

110BIG GESTURES

Pages 110 to 121: Designer: Steven Sclaroff; 212-691-7814; stevensclaroff.com.

Elevator vestibule: Wallpaper, Martinique in Sage by HinsonDonghia (T); donghia.com.

Dining area: Dining table, TobinBDDW (R,T); bddw.com. Vintage chairs, Itamaraty Chairs by Joaquim Teneiro, circa 1965; R20th Century, r20thcentury.com.

Living room (west view): Sofa fabric, Mistolino in RedClarence House (T); clarencehouse.com. Curtain fabric, Cashmere in BrassCoraggio (T); coraggio.com. Armchair fabric, County Tweed (colorway discontinued)Holland Sherry (T); hollandandsherry.com. Ivory pillow fabric, Linford Linen in NaturalLee Jofa (T); leejofa.com.
Floor lamps, Tripod LampBDDW (R,T); bddw.com. Custom ceiling fixtureJohn Wigmore (T); johnwigmore.com. Custom rugDolma (R,T); dolmarugs.com. Art on wall, Deer by Hans Op de Beeck; sculpture, Arabella by William OBrien, both purchased from Marianne Boesky Gallery; marianneboeskygallery.com.

Kitchen: Cabinetry, white lacquered wood; island countertop, honed Carrara marble; perimeter counter, solid teakHorizon Fine Interiors (M); horizonfineinteriors.com. Leather on barstools, Diablo in NavyMoore Giles (T); mooreandgiles.com. Range; hoodViking (M); vikingrange.com. RefrigeratorSub-Zero (M); subzero-wolf.com. Sink faucet, Industrial Luxe Gooseneck four hole kitchen mixer with metal lever handlesWaterworks (M); waterworks.com.

Master bedroom: Headboard fabric, Flowering QuinceClarence House (T); clarencehouse.com. Curtain fabric, Light Blue and White Wide StripeHolland Sherry (T); hollandandsherry.com. Love-seat fabric, Aria in SweptMaharam (T); maharam.com. Striped pillow fabric, Favorita in Grey; armchair fabric, Mistolino in BrownClarence House (T); clarencehouse.com. Custom rugDolma (R,T); dolmarugs.com. Art above bed, four Untitled works by Adam Helms from Marianne Boesky Gallery; marianneboeskygallery.com. Mirrored armoire by designer.

Master bath: Wallpaper, Jardin ChinoisWaterhouse Wallhangings (T); waterhousewallhangings.com. Millwork, solid teak; custom cove-lit mirrorHorizon Fine Interiors (M); horizonfineinteriors.com. Bath fixture, Industrial Luxe Gooseneck Three Hole Deck Mounted Lavatory Faucet with Metal Cross Handles; Towels, Gotham in White with BlackWaterworks (M); waterworks.com.

Guest bedroom: Headboard, custom by designer. Headboard fabric, Pillar in Red; armchair fabric, Madison Plaid in RedLee Jofa (T); leejofa.com. Bedspread fabric, Dundee in Ebony; curtain fabric, Nice in CornflowerClarence House (T); clarencehouse.com. Checkered bed pillow fabricFabricut Contract (T); fabricutcontract.com. Blue pillow fabric, Ottoman Texture in DelftBrunschwig Fils (T); brunschwig.com. Rug, khaki wool TibetanDolma (R,T); dolmarugs.com. Art above bed, Lot 102807X (yellow) by Donald Moffett, from Marianne Boesky Gallery; marianneboeskygallery.com.

Nursery: Wallcovering fabric, Afrikan Kuningatar by Marimekko (M) (discontinued). Crib, Moderne Collection from the Netto Collection2Modern (R); 2modern.com. Rug, Hagga Uni in Color 1008Elizabeth Eakins (M); elizabetheakins.com. Chair fabric, Mistolino in Navy Clarence House (T); clarencehouse.com.

Living room (east view): Curtain fabric, Cashmere in BrassCoraggio (T); coraggio.com. Sofa; reproduction armchairs; rug, custom by designer. Sofa fabric, Heavyweight Corduroy in Wheat; armchair fabric, County Tweed (colorway discontinued); green plaid pillow fabric, Highland Tweed in Red GrouseHolland Sherry (T); hollandandsherry.com. Green stripe pillow fabric, PalanquinZimmer Rohde (T); zimmer-rohde.com. Blue pillow fabric, Scottish Linen in NavyClarence House (T); clarencehouse.com. Pink pillow fabric, Bosporus Ottoman Texture in FuchsiaBrunschwig Fils (T); brunschwig.com. Ivory pillow fabric, Gweneth Linen in SandSchumacher (T); fschumacher.com Red painting, Tide 1 Barnaby by Furnas, from Marianne Boesky Gallery; marianneboeskygallery.com.

122KITCHEN OF THE MONTH

Pages 122 to 126: Designer: Nicole Hough; nicolehoughdesigns.com.

Range, CornuF; AlbertineLa Cornue (M); lacornueusa.com. Hood, Contemporary SeriesVent-A-Hood (M); ventahood.com. Pot racksRogar (R,T); rogar.com. RefrigeratorSub-Zero (M); subzero-wolf.com. Chalkboard panelsNew York Blackboard (M); nyblackboard.com. CabinetryWood-Mode (M); wood-mode.com. Faucet, Axor Citterio Semi-ProHans Grohe (M); hansgrohe-usa.com. Chandeliers, Ladds AdditionRejuvenation (R); rejuvenation.com. Barstools, Vintage Toledo; Hardware, BistroRestoration Hardware (R); restorationhardware.com. Brass corner GuardsBrettuns Village Trunk Shop (R); brettunsvillage.com. Metal legs (on island)Brassfinders (M); brassfinders.com. Backsplash tilesSubway Ceramics (M); subwaytile.com.

130BATH OF THE MONTH

Pages 130 to 132: Designer: Barrie Benson; 704-366-9916; barriebenson.com

Bathtub, IOSVictoria + Albert (M); vandabaths.com. Tub filler, Axor MontreuxHans Grohe (M); hansgrohe-usa.com. Faucets, shower fixtures, BrookhavenCifial; cifialusa.com. Floor tile, Bianco Delicato Basketweave; shower walls, Brick mosaic; shower floor, Stone Pebble tile; Carrara marble countersCharles Luck; charlesluck.com. Undermount sinks (vanity)St. Thomas Creations (M); stthomascreations.com. Brass pullsMuffs Hardware (M); muffshardware.com. Sconce, Hulton Double-Arm by Visual ComfortCirca Lighting (R); circalighting.com. Mirror, ToddMade Goods (T); madegoods.com. Shade fabric, customMrs. Howard (T); phoebehoward.net. Towels Leontine Linens; leontinelinens.com. Ceiling paint, Edgecomb GrayBenjamin Moore (M); benjaminmoore.com.