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We still have items on sale! Come in and check them out!!!
Don’t forget about this great mirror and all of these pillows!
Natasha Mirror
35?W x 42.5?H
Regular Price: $1,717
Sale Price: $1,029
Pillows ranging from $30 – $160.
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Inventory Sale Update
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Inventory Sale Update & New Additions!
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Inventory Sale Update
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Inventory Sale – Update
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Inventory Sale – Items Added
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We are so grateful to Just Shorn for sponsoring our ticket to this year’s Alt Summit. We learned so much and met so many talented and wonderful people there.
We had the opportunity to spend a day with the Just Shorn bunch, many who had flown over from New Zealand, and learn about their line of wool rugs and carpets. We were so impressed by the quality of their products. We also had the pleasure of meeting one of the sheep farmers, Howie. He was such a delight to talk with them and we learned so much from him!
Just Shorn Fun Facts
- Wool can stretch 30% to 40% without breaking.
- Wool has a natural crimp with millions of coiled molecules. This allows wool carpet and rugs to retain their shape; even under heavy foot traffic.
- Wool has a natural waxy outer membrane that repels most soils and liquids but can still absorb up to on-third its weight in moisture reducing static and making it flame resistant.
- Wool has good insulation qualities for superior warmth and softness under foot.
- Wool is derived from a 100% renewable resource and is completely biodegradable at the end of it’s useful life.
[photos from Just Shorn]
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Light Up Your Room
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How-To: Using Lamp Lighting
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When Adam and I were in the beginning stages of pursuing our dream to open a furniture/design shop, I saw a commercial for the American Express Plum Card (for small businesses). I said, “I want one!” It was one of those ‘believe in the dream’ moments when you realize you can cross over from the little idea in your head to the real deal. So… Adam applied for the card, and surprised me with it when it came!
We’ve been using our card for almost 3 years now, and were delighted to get a phone call from the people at American Express to see if they could interview us for a possible campaign they are doing for the Amex Plum Card! Of course we said yes!
We went through rounds of phone interviews with their ad agency, only to find out about 2 months ago that we were chosen!
So yesterday, they came to do the shoot! They brought their crew of 10+ people. A most interesting experience… one that I will never forget.
Our photographer was Christopher Sturman. He had a great sense of humor and a “soothing voice” as Christy would say. He is a very talented photographer and showed us a few of his other projects that he had done. Here’s a sample of what he’s done:
Aren’t these amazing? And we were able to have him photograph us!!!
Laurie Trott is a stylist from New York. She made sure that we had just the right clothing on and that it sat just right in every shot.
Laurie Vukich was our make-up and hair for the day. She did a fabulous job making sure that our hair was perfect and our make-up was touched up.
On the right is Diane Keh. She was the project manager for this shoot and was really great to work with.
Thanks to everyone for being so much fun and so easy to work with!
We can’t wait to see what the outcome will be in the moths to come… We’ll keep you posted! Hope you’ve enjoyed these few shots of all of the action. We sure had fun with the wardrobe and setting changes. What are your favorite settings or outfits from the day?
- Jessica
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Utah Style and Design Magazine Photo Shoot
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Summer with Matthew Mead Photo Shoot
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In-Store Photo Shoot
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In Progress…
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Greatest Alice Lane Moments
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Subway, bus, and train signs are a charming option for artwork. They are a great way to include typography into your space and to make your art more meaningful and personal. We are loving this artwork that is representational of old subway signs but include significant landmarks and hot stops in a particular city. This one happens to be landmarks in France. We also have another sign in the store for the west coasters with famous landmarks from San Francisco.
Living etc. magazine featured this sign in one of their interiors on a landing. They are versatile enough that they could be used in any style of home. These subway signs would be perfect in an office or an entry. Pick something that’s meaningful to you. Whether it’s the city that you met your significant other, your favorite place to travel, your hometown, or just a place you dream of going one day.
Stop in and see them in person!
Paris & San Francisco Subway Signs
$325
Speaking of hot stops, American Express has selected us to be their next small business for a print ad! We are so excited to work with them tomorrow and Wednesday and look forward to sharing with you!
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What’s in Store – Silkscreen Prints
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What’s in Store – Teak Root Coffee Table
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What’s in Store – Serena Drum Chandelier
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What’s in Store – Sofa
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What’s in Store – Mottega Lamps
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After our pink post last week, we couldn’t get pink out of our minds! Pantone has named it color of the year and we just keep seeing it in great places. Fashion’s spring collections are slowly making their way to the surface and we are seeing some great pinks… Everything from blush to coral.
Mixing shades of light pinks and purples can make any outfit or room prettier. Add some sparkle or florals to give it even more of a feminine touch.
Coral as a neutral? It goes with all of these bold colors! We love how it spices up these spaces.
Using a salmon pink on the walls is a bold move… Not quite ready to take that step? Add that touch of pink as an accent with an ottoman or throw pillows.
Loving the mixture of a bright pink with a darker bubble gum pink. Why not add a touch of pink with artwork or in wallpaper?
This mixture of salmon, blush and tangerine is to die for!
[photos from J. Crew, Madewell, Lonny Magazine, Domino Magazine, Johnny Miller]
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With Love from Alice Lane – Inspiration in Unusual Places
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Inspiration in Unusual Places – Back to School
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Inspiration in Unusual Places – Food
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Inspiration in Unusual Places – Back to School
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Inspiration in Unusual Places
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With all of the holiday decorations boxed up and the beginning of a new year, our homes may feel a little bit empty without holiday greens. It’s easy to get that feeling of warmth back by adding a some plants and flowers to freshen up your space. Although winter is still upon us, spring is shortly around the corner and we are all in need of a bit of freshening at this point in the winter.
The Brady’s home that we recently featured was freshened up with this fiddle leaf fig plant. Can you believe that this is a fake plant? It’s always hard to find a really great and realistic looking fake greenery but we absolutely loved this one so we had to order more and we just got in our shipment!
Add any of these to a coffee table, dining table or side table to brighten up your space. Prices range from $36 – $458.
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Spruce Up for Spring
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Spring Arrival
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Utah Style & Design: Spring 2011
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Inspiration in Unusual Places: Spring Clothing
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It’s official! Spring is in the air!
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Beautiful, majestic and sophisticated… This resin cast Copake Eagle console table would be the perfect piece for an entry or a place that calls for a very unique piece. It is sure to be a conversation piece.
It’s such a fantastic piece that Thom Filicia used it in his own Manhattan apartment!
We also used it in the Brady’s home on their landing. See the rest of their home here.
Come see this unique piece at the store! It’s even better in person!
54″W x 17.5″D x 33″H
$2,499
[photos from Elle Decor & Nicole Hill Gerualt]
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What’s in Store – George Console
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What’s in Store – Thom Filicia’s Wendell Terrace Cocktail Table
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Market Watch: Thom Filicia
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Market Watch – Thom Felicia
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What’s in Store – Leather Moroccan Poufs
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