A Free-For-All-Slumber Party With the Dogs. The Dr Pitt is a slipcovered sectional sofa by Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams. Families living with dogs will love the opportunity to start with a blank canvas, choose from a wide selection of fabrics, including leather to create the durable covers.
Dog-Friendly Shopping. Earlier in 2014, furniture retailer Mitchell Gold+Bob Williams opened a dog-friendly 10,000 square foot location in Tysons Galleria, in Washington, D.C. Amy Bromley, owner of being, the art of living in St. Petersburg and one of a
Luxury is in the details. No doubt, dog beds have become more luxurious and attractive over the last few years. being, the art of living will design and produce beds to match the fabric of your Mitchell Gold+Bob Williams upholstered pieces. Now, that’s a match made in heaven. being, the art of living, St. Petersburg. 727.822.6252.
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few Florida retailers to carry the MG+BW line, remarked, “We love dogs and have always encouraged our customers to stop in and shop with their dogs, since we first opened 13 years ago.” Indeed, one of the many events held at the shop was a benefit for Florida English Bulldog Rescue. Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams were on-hand to help celebrate, as was being store dog, Edy. The MG+BW line is comfortable, eco-friendly and stylish – perfect for those of us who live with dogs.
Pillow Humor Emerson is a world-renowned
artist and humorist creating his art on Anna Maria Island. The bright pillows (shown left and above) are just the right accessory for the home
lovingly taken over by cats and dogs.On Madeira Beach, you will find a selection of Emerson’s Humor line at Paw Paws Pet Boutique. 727.329.8789.
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