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Montage: 34 Rooms with Poufs

The ubiquitous pouf. They’re everywhere. Moroccan-style poufs, knitted poufs, even wire poufs (though not sure those are actually poufy). I finally purchased one for myself. It’s silver metallic, and sits in front of the white sofa with the gray ikat pillows, which sits in front of my white bed, which sits in front of an accent wall covered with a white wallpaper with silver metallic circles. Seems stylish, right? Guess who hates the pouf? He thinks it looks like a giant, shiny soccer ball.

Here are enough photos of gorgeous rooms to prove that the pouf really is at the height of fashion.


Photos: Jonathan Adler; Light Locations; photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo; Skona Hem; Skona Hem; M. Design; Beau Monde; Robyn Karp; Skona Hem; Kelly Wearstler; Cecilia Granath; Alkemie blog; Candace Bushnell’s in Elle Decor; Living Etc.; Living Etc.; Living Etc.; Hotel Riad Jahan; Living Etc.; Susanna Zacke; Todd Yoggy; photographer Stellan Herner; photographer Melanie Acvedo; Buckingham Interior Design; Cookie; Elle Interior Norway; Desire to Inspire; Living Etc.; Living Etc.; Amanda Nisbet; Country Living; Jessica Helgerson; photographer Paul Barbera; Jessica Helgerson; Kishani Perera.

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Shop Alert: Jonathan Adler Comes To Boston

Newbury Street is now officially (and sufficiently) hip. Jonathan Adler is here, all tangy oranges and sparkling blues, velvet and chrome, bamboo and banana. The store is a fantastic colorful treat, much like Adler himself. Many of you know I don’t do the nighttime event circuit. But pass up a chance to meet Jonathan Adler. I think not. (Besides, I’m running an interview with him for “The Inside Source” next week.)

He is adorable and really nice. We bowed down to his willingness to open in Boston – he said he’s always like Newbury Street, and used to visit back in his Brown days. We exchanged eBay, 1st Dibs, and Craig’s List experiences – he tries to abstain, given his obsessive nature and discussed the phenomenon that is Gilt Group. We chatted about his bestie Liz Lang (I had helped her out with web stuff over a decade ago), and jabbered about being Jewish. Bless him for crafting mod menorahs. I took lots of pictures of the store. I’m sure you, like me, would love to move right in.

Jonathan AdlerWhat a cutie!

cocktailsCocktails. Check out the bizarre blue cherries.

blue pillowsI was surprised to see the “etc.” pillow for sale, since I scored one on Gilt Group last week. Turned out they had simply over ordered, so passed on the surplus to Gilt.

vasesAdler’s signature vases. You all know by now that he started as a potter. He called his great success in design “accidental.”

horse and artLove the artwork. Don’t know anything about it. Must learn.

lampsBring on the lamps.

mirrorFunky mirror. More needlepoint pillows.

white vaseLook carefully at this vase.

silver sofaAmazing silver velvet sofa and Curtis Jere wall sculpture.

wallpaperGreat wallpaper for a single wall.

menoraMenorah in the style of a sleek ’70s-esque lightolier.

counterTime to wrap things up . You can’t tell from this photos, but the orange line in the manifesto reads, “We believe Boston is chic.” It is now!

storefrontSee you soon.

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Site Spotlight: The Inside Source

Last week, eBay launched a new lifestyle site, The Inside Source. It’s genius really. A blog-style  format with interviews on the latest pop culture, art, fashion, beauty, décor, “green” chic, and hi-tech gadgets, all concluding with links to similar finds currently available for sale on eBay. My friend, and Store Adore co-founder, Meredith Barnett is the editor, so it’s a sure thing. I’ll be contributing two articles each week, so I hope you’ll check it out. Here’s a run-down of my contribution – what’s live now, and a preview of what’s to come:

 

Interview with Boston  chef Barbara Lynch on her new cookbook Stir.

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Boston interior designer Kristine Mullaney creates a glam boudoir.

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London-based antiques expert Judith Miller enthuses on her favorite chairs.

stack-laminated plywood chair by Julia Krantz

Trend Alert: Tights as seen on the runways for fall.

00060mCynthia Rowley on Style.com

STAY TUNED FOR:

Trend Alert: Outerwear. Will you bundle up in fur or go military?

00040mAndrew Gn on Style.com

An interview with Jonathan Adler.

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Mod Green Pod designer Nancy Mims finds vintage pieces to reupholster.

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Kelly Wearstler, Gossip Girl (maybe), and others . . .

See you at The Inside Source!

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Deal Alert: Jonathan Adler on Gilt

The sale started at noon, and already a lot of items sold out, but as of right now, these cuties are still available. I just purchased the “etc.” pillow. Hurry, hurry, hurry. (If you aren’t already a Gilt Group member, let me know via comment or email and I’ll send you an invite.)

PS – Check back here next week for highlights of the opening party of the new Jonathan Adler boutique.

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Get the Look: 24 X-Stools

If you’re in the market for an extra spot to sit, put up your feet, or set down a drink, consider an X-stool. Actually, consider two – they look great in pairs. There’s a teak model for outdoors, an exquisite Biedermeier set in a curule form, sharp velvet upholstered examples by Jonathan Adler, as well as an identical design compliments of Ballard, a cardboard version for tree huggers and, of course, Mies van der Rohe’s leather and chrome Barcelona stool. Which do you love?

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Jonathan Alder Tangerine Velvet X Bench, $695 at Jonathan Adler.

Fiona Folding Stool in Teak by Skagerak, $189 at Nautical Key.

St. Tropez Adjustable Ottoman, $141 at Spacify.

Seville Leather Ottoman
, $1,399 at Room & Board.

X-Based Stool, on sale starting at $760.75 at Williams-Sonoma Home.

Cardboard Chairs
shown on Treehugger.

Vanity Stool, $249 at Wisteria

Barcelona Stool by Knoll, $2,046 at Hive

Axel Two-Tone Stool
, $129 at CB2.

Brown Wooden Stool
at Crafts In India.

Upholstered X-Bench
, starting at $179 at Ballard Designs.

Jonathan Alder Pickle Velvet X Bench, $695 at Jonathan Adler.

Yellow Felt X-Stool with Lacquered Tray at Antony Todd on 1st Dibs.

1960s Blue Velvet X-Bench, $750 at AreaID on 1st Dibs.

Dorothy Draper Painted Tabouret
, $2,000 at John Norwood Antiques on 1st Dibs.

Abaca Bridge Stool, $745 at Mecox Garden.

1940s French Tabouret, $3,500 at John Norwood Antiques on 1st Dibs.

Vanity Stool, $249 at Wisteria.

Colette Stool, $349 – $429 at Pottery Barn.

AB Collection  Tabourets with Vintage Turkish Ticking, $2,400/set at Branca.

French Style Bench in White Gold Gilt over Iron, $2,900 at Downtown.

Pair of X-Benchs in Natural Linen
, $4,200 at Apsara Interior on 1st Dibs.

Pair of Biedermeier Stools at Ritter Antik on 1st Dibs.

Walnut X Bench by Poet Furniture.

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