MARCH 22
12:00pm– 2:00pm An Afternoonwith Interior & Architectural Photographer Eric Roth, Circle Furniture, Boston Showroom, 31 St. James Ave Boston,MA 02116 RSVP:
erica@circlefurniture.com,
www.circlefurniture.com
Circle Furniture Boston is proud to host leading Boston photographer, Eric Roth, for an afternoon of visual storytelling. Roth, known for his beautiful and compelling photographs of interiors, architec- ture, gardens, atmospheric portraits and travel, will take attendees behind the lens and reveal his thought process for some of his most memorable magazine covers. At the end of the event, one lucky event attendeewillwin one of Roth's beautiful photographs. Refreshments will be served.
1:00pm– 3:30pm
Create Your Dream Room – From the Floor Up, Landry & Arcari Rugs and Carpeting, Boston Showroom, 333 Stuart Street, Boston,MA 02116 RSVP:
https://eventbrite.com/event/15683261056/,
Landryandarcari.com
Join us for an afternoon of fun and education with rug expert Jerry Arcari of Landry & Arcari Rugs and Carpeting, and renowned Boston-based interior designer Paula Daher of Daher Interior Design as they demonstrate how to design a room from the floor up, starting with a rug, of course! One lucky drawing winner will pick a 3' x 5' rug as our sample rug from which to draw inspiration and design cues (the winner also takes this rug home as a keepsake!)
1:00pm– 3:30pm
Harbinger of Spring Open House, Marcoz Antiques, 10 St. James Avenue, Boston, MA 02116 RSVP:
info@marcozantiques.com,
Marcozantiques.com
Discover new acquisitions and eccentricities at Marcoz’ 1,700 square-foot showroom – Boston’s largest antique showroom. Come and enjoy a reception with refreshments and meet the knowledgeableMarc Glasberg, owner ofMarcoz Antiques. Have your Back Bay Design Passport stamped and ask questions about our antiques and yours! Since it’s inception on Newbury Street in 1972,MarcozAntiques has featured a collection of fine, rare antiques from around the world.
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