For those design lovers sans a decorator, seeing “to the trade” next to that table/fabric/couch of your dreams can be a serious buzz kill.
So it’s pretty exciting when something you’ve long coveted becomes available to the masses. The specific long-coveted item in this case is one of those iconic, white plaster John Dickinson side tables. I want one. Bad. But yep, you guessed it…”to the trade.”
Until now.
In a to the trade/to the masses mash-up, Forty Five Ten is partnering with David Sutherland to bring John Dickinson goodness to the retail market. The collection is gracing the floor of Forty Five Ten as I type.
Now I just need to scrape together enough cash to pull the trigger on one of those bad boys… Wish me luck.
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Not my style, but still an interesting look. You would just have to have the right room to make it work.
Just a thought on Mr. Neely’s comment on how one would need a special room for his pieces and I do know how someone might think that the J.D. pieces are a little too “different”, but I have one of these little African tables next to a Louis XV period chair and it looks great as it is so simple and takes a lot of the “I am an important French Chair..look at me” feeling away. I am not the first person to do this, but do know a good idea when I see one.