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Anchored by European design authorities De La Espada, Giorgetti and Minotti, Inform Interiors’ South Lake Union space houses an abundance of chic collections displayed in an inspiring assemblage of vignette settings. The featured Lane console—an iconic piece from Minotti’s collaboration with Milan-based designer Rodolfo Dordoni—reveals the innovative nature of the products this showroom offers. Also host to a bevy of arresting accents, including an eclectic set of lighting and rugs, Inform Interiors is undoubtedly one of Seattle’s design gems. informseattle.com

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Sophisticated silhouettes and exquisite design details make up the latest assemblage of interior furnishings and accessories available at Ebanista’s Seattle Design Center locale. Founders Fari and Melinda Pakzad designed the 70-piece collection—which includes such elegant pieces as a rock-crystal chandelier and a sumptuous settee—in honor of the Costa Mesa, California-based company’s 10th anniversary. The charming set also features a selection of decorative lighting, ornate hand-carved accents, paintings and elegant case goods, which the Pakzads say “celebrate luxury and sophistication with ease.” ebanista.com

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color correctedItalian design house Poltrona Frau recently unveiled 11 new sumptuously appointed furniture lines, all of which were inspired by the rich history of luxury automobile and aviation models. Roberto Lazzeroni’s Montera chair is a two-tone design—shown here in camel and turquoise leathers—set atop a rich wenge-stained ash wood base. Available in a vibrant amalgam of colorways, Montera embodies a sophisticated silhouette, which Lazzeroni achieved via an ardent focus on lightness of form. poltronafrau.com

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Sophisticated silhouettes and exquisite design details make up the latest assemblage of interior furnishings and accessories available at Ebanista’s Denver Design District locale. Founders Fari and Melinda Pakzad designed the 70-piece collection—which includes such elegant pieces as a rock-crystal chandelier and a plush settee—in honor of the Costa Mesa, California-based company’s 10th

anniversary. The charming set also features a selection of decorative lighting, ornate hand-carved accents, paintings and elegant case goods, which the Pakzads say “celebrate luxury and sophistication with ease.” ebanista.com

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For Samantha and Allen Bales, who both have strong backgrounds in the arts, an appreciation for creative energy and originality guide their individual design aesthetics. Co-owners of Studio 2b—housed in a renovated 1940s garage in Denver’s Ball Park neighborhood—the pair offers a register of products such as the featured oak wood flooring from the Austria-based company Mafi, which is distinguished by its entirely natural materials and finishes. Working with such fabricators, who Samantha says “pay incredible attention to design and detail but are equally focused on function and comfort,” the showroom offers complete kitchen systems, eclectic fixtures and furnishings in addition to an impressive supply of decking materials. studio2bdenver.com

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The raw quality and natural allure of Machu Picchu inspired designer Jiun Ho to create his latest furniture collection entitled Jiun Ho IV, a collaborative effort with Peruvian-born textile designer Sandra Jordan. Part of the new line is the Chinchero bench, shown, enveloped in Jordan’s olive-hued Prima Alpaca fabric—a luxurious fiber that was historically implemented by Incan royalty and evokes the ancient heritage of the Andean culture. According to Ho, the bench, which is bestowed with a framework of robust steel, “reflects the magical essence of the royal estate built with eternity in mind.” jiunhodejia.com

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Sophisticated silhouettes and exquisite design details make up the latest assemblage of interior furnishings and accessories available at Ebanista’s Dallas Design Center locale. Founders Fari and Melinda Pakzad designed the 70-piece collection—which includes such elegant pieces as a rock crystal chandelier and a plush settee—in honor of the Costa Mesa, California-based company’s 10th

anniversary. The charming set also features a selection of decorative lighting, ornate hand-carved accents, paintings and elegant case goods, which the Pakzads say “celebrate luxury and sophistication with ease.” ebanista.com

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Anchored by Italian design authorities Baxter, Giorgetti and Riva 1920, Internum’s Houston space houses an abundance of captivating collections displayed in an inspiring series of vignette settings. The featured Chester Moon sofa—an iconic piece from Baxter’s collaboration with Torino-based designer Paola Navone—reveals the innovative nature of the products this stylish showroom has to offer. Also host to a bevy of striking accents, including an eclectic set of lighting and wall art, Internum is undoubtedly one of the Bayou City’s hidden gems. internum.com

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The raw quality and natural allure of Machu Picchu inspired designer Jiun Ho to create his latest furniture collection entitled Jiun Ho IV, a collaborative effort with Peruvian-born textile designer Sandra Jordan. Part of the new line is the Chinchero bench, shown, enveloped in Jordan’s olive-hued Prima Alpaca fabric—a luxurious fiber that was historically implemented by Incan royalty and evokes the ancient heritage of the Andean culture. According to Ho, the bench, which is bestowed with a framework of robust steel, “reflects the magical essence of the royal estate built with eternity in mind.” jiunhodejia.com

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