Decor Arts Now

By Lynn Byrne. Since yesterday I tempted you with trade-only gems, it seems only fairplay that I pass along the great news that Nadeau-Furniture With A Soul has opened a 4300 square foot flagship store in NYC’s Greenwich Village.  Refinery 29 reports that the average price for furniture is $300.

Nadeau once was a leading trade-only supplier of handmade furniture from India and Indonesia.  Now they are open to the public but are keeping their wholesale prices.

The Frances Elkins style loop chair shown above is one of the pieces offered for sale.

Here a few more things available.  With a store that size, I am sure there is much more.

Thanks to Refinery 29 for the heads up!

Nadeau – Furniture with a Soul, 57 East 11th Street (between University Place and Broadway); 646-602-9507.

By Lynn Byrne. Feeling a bit cooped up by this wintry weather?  These beauties from Made Goods will make your place look like you just returned from a trip around the world.

Just been to the far east?  Love the chinoiserie feel of these pieces: 

Sweet stool or accent table. 

Prettiest blue chinese garden stool. 

The  organic feel of  the following suggest a refined safari to me.  You know the type.  The “tents” are air conditioned.

Did you pick up this little box on your last adventure to India?  Sweet bird knob. 

Arabia anyone?  Do you dream of Genie?  Maybe one will come out if you rub the base of this lamp.  Cute hex shade. 

Did you get this coral inspired lamp in Tahiti? 

There are loads more lovelies on the Made Goods website.  The bad news: Made Goods sells only to the trade, so unless you hire someone, this is eye candy only.  The good news:  I am “the trade.”  I would be happy to help you with any interior design services that you require—which would of course provide you access to trade only sources.