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Stretch & Cover Slipcovers

Home Fashions U Welcomes Stretch & Cover Slipcovers

 I would like to introduce a new alternative to Custom Slipcovers.

Do you Shell Shock your clients with the price of custom made slipcovers? 

I sometimes find sticker shock at custom prices, so if your clients have disposable furniture and just want a inexpensive change, Stretch & Cover is the place to shop. 

Great Looks for Great Prices!

Luxurious Leather:

 

For a rugged, durable, hearty yet sexy style we’ve paired up a faux leather loveseat in chocolate with a white canvas armchair. 

When decorating in leather, there are some basic things to keep in mind.  If you’re going for a strong masculine appeal, then all leather looking décor may be just the thing for you.  The caveat with an all leather look is that it can be a bit harsh especially for a family or living room.   But it can really hit the spot in a den or office setting where work is the order of the day

 

Time-Honored Traditional:

 

For our traditional look, we used chenille slipcovers in cordovan and latte to give a sense of warmth and comfort.  In going for a traditional look, curved lines, soft edges, flowing images and warm textures mixed in with some vertical and horizontal lines and muted or earthy colors conjure up memories of warm fireplaces and cups of tea or hot cocoa.

Cutting Edge Contemporary:

 

For our contemporary look, use of whites and blacks and a grey rug give a stark contrast while still having a clean look.   Here we used our white canvas slipcovers and cushion covers paired with black 18” accent pillows for mod appeal.

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Fire and Light Now Available at Christmas in Maxewll - Recycled Glass

Fire & Light hand-poured colored glass tableware has a way of drawing the eye, enchanting the viewer with the unique play of light that filters through its rich spectrum of colors and textures. This enchantment is not simply a quality of the glass or its pigmentation, but of the very way in which it is made, the very hands that pour and press it, the beliefs and spirit that drive the people who craft the product, and the community from which it originates.

Fire & Light Originals has a noteworthy heritage, formed in 1995 as a partnership between the Arcata Community Recycling Center in Humboldt County, California, and a group of local investors who wanted to develop an innovative plan for using crushed, recycled glass. Our founders decided to turn their recycled glass into a raw material, manufacturing distinctive products for sale in and out of the immediate area. After careful consideration, the group decided upon a distinctive line of colored glass dinnerware which would be created by melting crushed glass in furnaces, adding pigment, and pressing the molten glass into bowls, plates, and glasses. In December, 1995, the first glass products were poured and pressed from the Fire & Light furnaces, and the world became a bit more luminous, slightly more colorful.

John and Natali McClurg purchased the company in 1999. Together with a team of 20 people, Fire & Light Originals is handcrafting the beautiful giftware and colored glass dinnerware that is now shipped to specialty stores and galleries throughout the country. The enlightened practices that gave rise to the company continue to inform everything we do. Fire & Light still strives to find new ways to incorporate recycling into our production process, like using recycled beer kegs from local microbreweries as vats to cool our ladles.

Fire & Light colored glassware is a product whose history is a kind of future, where age-old craftsmanship meets innovative manufacturing, utilizing post consumer glass as a resource. But it's the beauty that will get you, the twinkle of light on the surface of a watery blue bowl, and the knowledge that we get as much happiness out of making the colored glass bowl as you will from having it on your table.

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Las Vegas World Market

We are off to market this morning, starting at Building C, then A & B.  The market will soon grow to  12 millions square feet of marketing exhibit space.  Yesterday we visited Lion Ribbon, Raz, Ghilighting, Lin's, Midwest, and more.

Lion Ribbon had some of the most beautiful ribbons and trims for the all holidays, I will post more photos this week.