Bulldang Seat

Bulldang is a wonderfully deconstructed form that you can mold into the seating structure you desire.

Anne Quinn

Anne Quinn Floor Cushions have great texture and sleek design. It's minimal gone wild.

Pfeifer Studios

Surrounding yourself in natural elements compliments a modern interior. Wool, glass, linen, ceramic, wood, leather... all of these objects have a warm feel to them that make home a great retreat.

Carpet

A new addition to the already long list of amazing Dutch designers at Generate - his name is Laurens van Wieringen, and he's producing some very innovative design. A case in point is "Carpet", a colorful, topographical landscape made out of "many" little bars of polyurethane foam - brilliant!

Marimekko Spring Line

Marimekko has some fabulous new fabrics this Spring that have a vintage modern look to them. Imagine them as wall art, pillows, bags or any other object you like.

Gotland Sheepskin

I grew up with a sheepskin on a leather slingback chair in front of our fireplace. It was a treasured place to sit as a small child, and I have two infront of my fireplace today. This is a stunning beauty of a sheepskin that would be a warm addition to my room and yours.

Lotta Jansdotter

Scandinavian born Lotta Anderson's label reflects a lifestyle. From her beloved medium of screen printing to the earthy tones and neutral fabrics, her modern nature themes fit in perfectly. Her line covers a wide variety of items from bags to household goods to paper. It's a natural development.

Flake Interior Element

Designer Mia Cullin has created this origami like room divider entitled Flake that is comprised of 160 pieces of Tyvek and covers an area of 8"6". It looks great!

Meabh Warburton Textile Art

These are just a few of Meabh Warburton's weavings and felt collages. Her focus is on abstraction that uses simple forms and color to express a larger truth. They're wonderful.

New Bold Botanicals

New Ikea items sport bold botanical prints.

A Big Thanks To Apartment Therapy NY

To say thanks to Apartment Thearapy NY, a wonderful blog, for featuring us, I wanted to share more inspiration on mixing designs. Fabric designer Amy Butler has some spectacular examples of florals with modern interiors. I have to tell ya, I've never been a florals person myself, but I think there is real potential here for unique blends.

Marimekko Art

I've been looking for modern, large scale art for my new home and have decided to use a few Marimekko designs to place on canvas stretchers. Their textile designs are perfect for use as art which says a lot about the quality of design.

Zoom Rug

Nani Marquina's Zoom Rug is part furniture, part rug. With this dessign you can take comfortable living to ground level.

Fabulous Vintage Textiles

These are some fabulous vintage modern textiles from Classic Modern. They sell curtains, rugs, tablecloths and other textile products. Take a look.

Fabulous Fabric

Fabric Stash is a great place to find funky fabric for any project you can imagine. The designs are unique and prices are good.

Three Sheets 2 The Wind

These modern prints and pillows are inspired by an organic simplicity of nature and are silkscreened on 100% linen. They have a natural beauty that will last for years. By Three Sheets 2 The Wind at Elsewares.

Orla Kiely

I admit it. I've been coveting Orla Kiely bags for years, and now I'm really in trouble because there's clothing, housewares, shoes.....what am I to do except look and wish.

New Flor On Your Floor

I just received my new Flor carpet catalog and noted a few cool things that look new. The top photo of birds sitting on wires is my favorite, but the cut outs for outdoor use are right up there on my list. The round carpet comes in several colors and is divided into four sections so you can mix colors. Visit the site for more.

Meiri Ishida

Need a little color in your life? Meiri Ishida could be just what your looking for. This wonderful Japanese designer combined form and color to create tactile jewelry that is beyond colorful. With fibers and metals she has found several techniques to make stunning work.

ICFF, Salt

Salt is a UK textile design company that uses light as their main inspiration. They also use environmentally friendly materials and techniques. They will be showing their work at ICFF.