According to Ash: Mitzi

January 27, 2017

 

Mitzi. What a great name. It reminds one of a stylish woman from New York living in a fabulous apartment overlooking Central Park with a cute little fluffy dog that fits in her handbag. Yes we have quite the imagination. But wait 'til you see the Mitzi Tables. They were made for her.  Ashlee-Ann brought them to the showroom this week and here's how she styled them:

#1 Play off the curvy brushed champagne frame of the Mitzi Tables with gold accessories and an arabesque area rug.

#2 Pair with Charcoal coloured upholstery in the Nutella Sectional and Leon Chair to ground the space.

#3 Add warmth and whimsy with feather pillows and artwork to tie in the walnut legs on the Leon Chair.

We love how she chose the new Jeffrey Table Lamp with it's gold curved stand and round wood base to finish the look. 

Or come visit Mitzi in person at our Main Showroom





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