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Revamp your bedroom with new furniture, starting with a comfy mattress and choosing a sturdy, stylish bed to offer you a better night's sleep. Complement the relaxing style with beautifully crafted essentials such as nightstands, dressers, or antique-style wardrobes to create a getaway that exudes a calming vibe at the end of the day while remaining functional. Dress up your kids' and teens' spaces with durable, customisable contemporary furniture, from funky and versatile desks in bright colours to loft beds with futons or playhouses beneath. Throw in a few kid-friendly elements to make the room more inviting for guests, including trundle beds and oversized bean bag chairs. Bring everyone together by outfitting the family room or living area in comfortable furniture the entire clan can enjoy. From sleek suede or microfibre sofas to sturdy oak entertainment centres and modern accent tables, this space can be as attractive as it is cozy. Bring a bland dining area up to date with a pub-style dinette set and chrome and leather bar stools, or create an individual look all your own with chairs of different styles and a long table that facilitates family conversation and memory-making.
With so many choices at your fingertips, decorating is easy and fun again.A master woodworker and M.I.T.-trained architect, George Nakashima was the leading light of the American Studio furniture movement. Along with Wharton Esherick, Sam Maloof, and Wendell Castle, Nakashima was an artisan who disdained industrial methods and materials in favor of a personal, craft-based approach to the design. What sets Nakashima apart is the poetic style of his work, his reverence for wood and the belief that his furniture could evince — as he put it in the title of his 1981 memoir — “The Soul of a Tree.” Born in Spokane, Washington, to Japanese immigrants, Nakashima traveled widely after college, working and studying in Paris, Japan and India, and at every stop he absorbed both modernist and traditional design influences. The turning point in Nakashima’s career development came in the United States in 1942, when he was placed in an internment camp for Asian-Americans in Idaho. There, Nakashima met a master woodcarver who tutored him in Japanese crafting techniques.
A former employer won Nakashima’s release and brought him to bucolic New Hope, Pennsylvania, where Nakashima set up a studio and worked for the rest of his life. Nakashima’s singular aesthetic is best captured in his custom-made tables and benches — pieces that show off the grain, burls and whorls in a plank of wood. He left the “free edge,” or natural contour, of the slab un-planed, and reinforced fissures in the wood with “butterfly” joints. Almost all Nakashima seating pieces have smooth, milled edges. Nakashima also contracted with large-scale manufacturers to produce carefully supervised editions of his designs. Knoll has offered his “Straight Chair” — a modern take on the spindle-backed Windsor chair — since 1946; the now-defunct firm Widdicomb-Mueller issued the Shaker-inspired “Origins” collection in the 1950s. Nelson Rockefeller in 1973 gave Nakashima his single largest commission: a 200-piece suite for his suburban New York estate. Today, Nakashima furniture is collected by both the staid and the fashionable: his work sits in the collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Smithsonian Institution, as well as in the homes of Stephen Spielberg, Brad Pitt, Diane von Furstenberg and the late Steve Jobs.
I know I talk a lot about shopping locally and digging through thrift stores or antiques dealers to find unique, stylish home decor, but I realize sometimes that isn’t the easiest, most practical way to style your home (and hey, sometimes that’s just not certain folks’ cup of tea). Sometimes you just want to cruise online and find something beautiful right away, and you want it sent right to your doorstep. So, for you online shoppers who love great deals and gorgeous home decor, I’ve rounded up 10 of my favorite online retailers that sell lovely things for even lovelier prices.This flash-sale site offers big discounts (up to 70%) on designer furniture like living room sets, dining tables, patio furniture and beds. They also feature home goods like rugs, pillows, wall decor and more. Heck, right now they even have a sale on bikes; proving that you never know what kind of big sales you stumble upon. Most of their sales last only three days, so you’ll want to jump on board as soon as you see something you love.
Tried and trusted, eBay is an amazing resource for finding authentic pieces of vintage furniture for auction prices. Even if you’re not looking for something vintage, you can often find brand-new home goods or furniture for so much less than the retail price. And remember that awesome accent chair you loved so much from last spring’s Anthropologie home collection? It may not be available on their site anymore, but you just may find it on eBay.Overstock is one of my go-to sites for finding inexpensive home furnishings. They’ve got a huge selection, and often their already-discounted goods go on extra sale (Need a four-piece dining chair set for less than $150? This is your place). What’s more, if you don’t care about labels (and the huge price tags that come with them), Overstock has some pretty killer knockoff-style pieces of furniture that look just like your favorite Mid-Century designers.Another curated flash-sale site that offers seriously stylish home decor (and great gifts, too) at slashed prices.
In addition to offering deals on designer goods, One Kings Lane also partners with vintage and antiques dealers for one-of-a-kind items for a steal. Be sure to check the upcoming events page for sales you won’t want to miss.For a relative newcomer, Fab has seriously impressed me with their collection of incredibly cool, well-designed products that you won’t find on most other online retailers. They’re not always running a huge sale, but they are always offering up the coolest of cool in home decor. Actually, right now they’ve got a big Annual Spring Home Design Sale, with home goods reduced up to 40% through Sunday, April 27th. Hop on over and check out their stuff—it’s all so fun.Chairish is sort of like Craigslist...if you didn’t have to wade through all the junk to find the good stuff. It’s a site where design lovers can buy and sell pre-owned furniture and decor that have been approved by the site’s curators. On this site, you can comb through categories like seating, lighting, cabinets, decor and more, and if you find something you love, you can make an offer directly to the seller, who will ship the item straight to your door.
Another site like Craigslist, where buyers can search for and purchase American-made vintage furniture directly from sellers across the country. Items can be shipped to you at a flat rate, or you can check to see if the seller is from your area, and can arrange a safe pick up directly.The biggest home-decor-centered e-commerce site offers a huge selection (boasting more than seven million home products from thousands of brands) at various price points. Basically, if you’re looking for it, they’ve got it (or something like it) at a price you can likely afford. You can also join their rewards program, which offers 3% back on every purchase (to be applied toward future purchases).This site offers everything from rugs to lighting to outdoor decor and even garage organization...at shockingly low prices. Shop by room, by style or by category. You can even order custom upholstery on select seating and headboards. Want to skip the shipping cost? Head down to their Chicago store to see it in person.