• Margaux Anbouba

    • Sneak Peek: I.O. Metro

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      March 21st, 2013 12:26pm
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      Last week we told you about I.O. Metro, the newest addition to the slew of furniture and design stores in the Knox/Henderson area. Yesterday I wandered in to the grand opening party about fifteen minutes after it started (early by Dallas standards), and the store was already packed. While approach to furniture was refreshing – pieces that are completely customizable, essentially providing over 12,500 options to choose from – it was the home accessories that I was ogling. I am completely in love with their Helping Hand bowl, which seems like the perfect place to house some fruit or to stash your keys. I.O. Metro also offers horse and Buddha busts in an array of colors – my favorite were the red, which would be a perfect pop of color on a bookshelf or mantle. To check out more on the furniture scene at I.O. Metro, follow the jump.

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    • Timothy Oulton Gets A New Look (And We Hang Out With the Design Duo Behind The Transformation)

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      February 12th, 2013 10:41am
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      Danielle Monti-Morren and Raoul Morren ooze a cool, creative energy. Not in the “I’m cooler than you” way, but in the way that made me want to talk to them for hours. Global Style Directors for the British furniture company Timothy Oulton, the design duo helped launch the Dallas store last summer and returned to change things up. Based out of Los Angeles, they spend most of their time traveling to Timothy Outlon stores around the world (think Paris, mainland China, Barbados), where they work on marketing, branding, and product development for the Timothy Oulton brand.

      Their personal life is equally compelling. Danielle and Raoul recently celebrated their anniversary of meeting 20 years ago this January – and have been married for fifteen years. Both living in Atlanta when they met, she was a recent graduate of The Fashion Institute of Technology, he was a working musician and artist who was curating art shows for the city. Working together for fourteen and a half of those years as Monti-Morren Creative, they have helped each other develop a style that Raoul described as “eclectic modern.” For those of you who haven’t visited the Timothy Oulton store, located off of Central and Henderson, it’s definitely worth the trip (even if you aren’t looking for furniture). The store is a trove of amazing furniture and decor goods, with perks like an in-house coffee shop offering sweets and vintage candies, vintage cable-knit sweaters and menswear (Outlon’s vintage line “Threads”), and loads of inspiration to take home.

      Find out more about Danielle and Raoul (we asked them tons of questions…get ready) and see a sneak peak of Timothy Oulton’s new look after the jump.

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    • Be Mine with A Blue Print Valentine

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      February 11th, 2013 9:01am
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      image via Blue Print

      While we normally associate pink and red with Valentine’s Day, one of our furniture favorites, Blue Print, is changing it up this year. Visit the store between today and Thursday, and you could have yourself a blue valentine. What does this mean, you ask? It’s easy! Stop by and pick out something (or somethings, in my case) you love, and they’ll let your special someone know what caught your eye. To make it even better, they’ll discount the item at 10%! Make sure you stop by before V-Day to get the great deal.

      Happy shopping.

      Margaux Anbouba is a D Home intern.


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