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Eric Brand Ceramic Occasional Table: “Befitting


the grandest of interiors,” Eric Brand’s eye-catching diminutive Ceramic Occasional Table, is “a stunning accent piece of luxurious design,” acknowledges Pearl- man. Each table is created in a high temperature kiln using a damask overlay on sculpted clay. “Eric, a second generation architect, is undoubtedly our most prolific furniture designer, and we have represented his imagina- tive line since its inception,” Pearlman proudly admits. Richar of Richar Interiors Inc. in Chicago adds, “I


selected this table because of its Old World and inter- national flavor. The Eric Brand line is very stylish and has a timeless aesthetic.” Richar praises Pearlman on the wide range of high quality lines she represents as well as her staff, stating that is the number one reason he frequents the Design Atelier showrooms.


Victoria Hagan Home Collection Bedford Sofa:


Pearlman proclaims, “Victoria Hagan’s striking Bedford Sofa has become the über comfortable centerpiece in many of our top designer’s furniture plans.” A piece that is specified repeatedly, this sofa measures 84”w x 35”d x 35.5”h and features nail-head trim available in pewter and bronze. Designers Martin Horner and Shea Soucie of Soucie


Horner Ltd. in Chicago elaborate, “The Victoria Hagan Bedford Sofa from Design Atelier is a perfect comple- ment between our mixture of classic and contemporary design. We love the great proportions and clean lines with the nail-head detail.”


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