Ross See and Corbin See lounging on a sofa of their design
Live it Up. . . David Sutherland is celebrating 35 years in the design business this year, and to observe this distinguished career, the showroom has collaborated on a collection of classically designed seating with Sees Design of Oklahoma City, a family-run interior design company launched in 1975 by Carson See, whose two sons and daughter-in-law have recently joined the business.
The 12 pieces in the new 1818 collection are bench-made, handcrafted, and include sofas, chairs, ottomans and a chaise. Available to the trade at David Sutherland.
From the new 1818 collection at David Sutherland showroom
From the Ensemble London collection by Hutton Home
Introducing . . . the world premiere of Hutton Home's new 2012 collection for Ensemble London will make its debut in Dallas at David Sutherland showroom during their 35th anniversary party on Thursday, November 17. Hutton Home carries on the legacy started decades ago by the legendary furniture designer John Hutton, who first gained attention as the former design director of Donghia. The collection includes seating, dining, tables, and casegoods.
Flax pendant in solid porcelain by Jeremy Cole at Scott+Cooner
Dazzling . . . Jeremy Cole is a renowned ceramics artist based in New Zeland, where he works almost solely in white porcelain. Scott+Cooner has snagged one of the first -- if not the only -- lighting pieces available in the United States, shown above. Called Flax, its design is inspired by the shape of individual flax seeds. Cole's influences are related to nature, and he's created some gorgeous lighting inspired by the aloe plant and cymbidium orchids.
His work is in various museums worldwide, and has been commissioned by Harry Winston, Bulgari, and Kelly Hoppen, among others.
Cymbidium orchid light fixture in porcelain by Jeremy Cole
Katie mirror by Bradley Hughes at ID Collection
Made and admired in America . . . Atlanta-based Bradley Hughes's new fall collection touts its longstanding tradition of producing furniture, accessories, and artwork in America by Atlanta-based metalsmiths, woodworkers, upholsterers, finishers, and artists. Available to the trade at ID Collection.
Tod console by Bradley Hughes at ID Collection
