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Sunday, February 25, 2018

Tile of Spain & Cevisama 2018

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Earlier this month I had the privilege of attending the annual https://cevisama.feriavalencia.com/en/">Cevisama trade show in Valencia, Spain on behalf of http://tileofspainusa.com/#sthash.TEw2YDTT.dpbs">Tile of Spain USA. The trade show is a mecca for every type of tile and stone one can imagine, a visual of display, with over 65 countries represented. Of course, our tour was focused specifically on Spain. To a cultural extent, tile is apparent in everything architecturally and surfaces which we saw during the architural tours we were provided apart from the trade show.
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The atrium lobby area between the trade show hall exhibitors at Cevisama.
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For fun, colorful, and interesting patterns and design I took to the company http://www.cevica.es/en/">Cevica, in the pics above and below, very graphic and bold decorative tiles on display.

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A trend in tile pattern and design is the art of digital printing. Graphic patterns, arts apes, and the imitation of what looks like natural wood or stone can all printed on the surface of a tile.

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I loved the tile murals from http://www.aparici.com/en/">Aparici, featuring an array of fun patterns that evoke the look of wallpaper like the above or the “street art” look, like the below.

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Another based Spanish company, http://www.natucer.es/en/index">Natucer featured trends in ceramic tiles in both pretty palettes and bold graphics.

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Tile trends above and below, from http://www.natucer.es/en/index">Natucer
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A staple favorite, the chevron pattern, was featured in a vignette by the company https://www.tauceramica.com">Tau Ceramica.

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http://www.equipeceramicas.com/en/collections/">Equipe Ceramics featured eye catching wall tiles like the above which is both waterproof and has texture.

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And last, another great play on bold pattern and graphics, from http://www.natucer.es/es/index">Natucer
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Thank you to Tile of Spain for the opportunity it be a part of this year’s group of design professionals and press. It was a great experience, meeting and making new friends, exploring the trade show and learning about the tile manufactures that are local to Spain, and lastly the amazing architecture that Spain has to offer along with the cultural immersion. If you’d like to follow along more check out the above social media platforms.
{All photos by http://jsinteriordes.blogspot.com">Jill Seidner Interior Design
. For more trip photos, you can visit my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jsinteriordesign/">here.}

Sunday, December 6, 2015

Dwell on Design | 2015

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Dwell on Design returned to Los Angeles this year for another round of great design events and exhibitions, seems like it gets better and better every year! This year I explored the show to see both new finds and old finds, but always interesting new showcases. From ideas on landscaping to space-maximizing bathroom ideas from Geberit, here are some of my highlights from this year’s #DOD2015.

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Love the colorful and graphic fabrics available from The Shade Store.

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A highlight, and absolute favorite, the faucets and fittings from Franz Viegener - beautiful minimal streamlined design!

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More from the Buenos Aires based company, Franz Viegener.

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Beautiful hardware from Franz Viegener too.

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For a second year in a row, I’ve had the opportunity to team up with Geberit. I’ve since come to know their products and have seem many installed in both commercial and residential use that look amazing. Pictured above, is the Geberit Monolith and Sigma50 Flush Plate. Both save space, operate quietly and conserve water. For more, visit them on Houzz and Pinterest.

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Sunday, December 7, 2014

Faring Road Residence, Bel Air

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On the market in Bel Air is a 40 million dollar home that I recently had the pleasure of touring on an architectural design tour with Cadillac and Architectural Digest. The home previuosly was occupied by none other than Beyonce and Jay-Z. The contemporary home is comprised of 16,000 sq ft including seven bedroom suites and features high ceilings, glass walls, a two story living room, a home theater, tennis courts, and an infinity pool with ample deck and lounge spaces.
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The infinity pool with views of the canyons of Bel Air, a truly private oasis.

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The two story high living room with glass walls that open to the pool area.

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The outdoor deck.

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A modern minimilist kitchen.

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The dining room.

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Lounge chairs right off the living and dining areas.

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The serene infinity pool.

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A guest room suite that opens to the pool area too.

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On the second level is the master bedroom suite, which includes a large sitting area, office, and walk-in closets.
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The master bathroom.

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The master bathroom freestanding tub.

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It was neat to see Geberit toilets installed in all the bathrooms throughout the house.

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Views of the pool from the second level.

Thank you to Cadillac and Architectural Digest for inviting me to attend this amazing tour.

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

A Visit to Buckingham Interiors + Design

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On a recent visit to Chicago, I had the opportunity to meet up with my fellow Material Girl's blogger Julia at her showroom and design studio. While Julia and I have met up on several occasions (both in LA and at High Point Markets) I had yet to visit her in her base city. Along with our friend Lisa Mende, we spent a morning checking out the fab Buckingham ID showroom followed by brunch at SoHo House in Chicago - and had a great time all of us together!
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The storefront view window of Buckingham ID.

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A photo of Julia and me catching up in her showroom, captured by Lisa Mende.

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Color Love: Julia loves orange and I love how this piece creates quite the statement in her showroom, against the backdrop of the white painted brick walls.

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Accesorized shelving and shaggy colorful stools define Julia's Modernique style.

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Showroom displays include table settings and fun industrial chic stools.

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A colorful vignette.

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A crazy fun skeletal chair! (And Julia has a cute story about how when the store alarm was once set off, the police dispatched ended up wanting pictures in the chair, that of course, after all was checked out and in the clear!)

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Pattern on pattern, seating display.

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The BID headquarters office space.

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Buckingham I + D Showroom is located at 1822 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, IL

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After our showroom visit, we headed over to SoHo House for an all girl's brunch! Thanks Julia for treating us!

Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Faith & Flower Restaurant Downtown LA

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Back in June, I attended a breakfast event with Panasonic in conjunction with the Dwell on Design event taking place in Los Angeles. Our breakfast was hosted at the fabulous downtown LA restaurant, Faith & Flower, designed by AVRO | KO. I was taken by the interiors and photographed the space. For a full view, visit the Faith & Flower gallery website here or the designer website. Below are some of my highlights. (The food is great too, highly recommend!)

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Greeted by the exterior trellis.

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An elegant tufted banquette in the formal dining area.

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Goregous lighting, such as this chandelier, makes an eye catching statement.

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Stunning wall details.

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The overall dining room ambiance.

Many thanks to Panasonic for hosting us.