Archives for November 2011 | Stone Textile Studio

Stone Textile Launch Party

11.29.11

Last Tuesday night was so special. I was surrounded by my friends and family and finally got to show them all of the Stone Textile products in person. We held the party at the James Hotel Chicago (my home town). Their Club room was the perfect spot. We set up a living room area, a dining area, and a product area. Take a look at the photos below to get a better feel for the party. Thank you to everyone who helped make this night possible and to everyone that stopped by. It was amazing!

Thank you to Samantha Kaplan Photography for the photos.

Home For The Holidays…gift guide no.1

11.25.11

In honor of today being “Black Friday” I have decided to make a little Gift Guide. Here are some Stone Textile items and other great items, on my holiday wish list, to make shopping for all of your holiday gifts, office gifts, and host/hostess gifts a little easier. Enjoy!

1. Trays, 2. Coasters, 3. Throw, 4. Notebook, 5. Pillow, 6. Candle, 7. Matches, 8. Marble Books, 9. Napkins, 10. Floor Pillow, 11. Book, 12. Tea, 13. Cheese Board

Love these rooms…

11.23.11

All images smithboydinteriors.com

Art Post No.1/Meet Emily

11.21.11

GUEST POST:

Today, my very good friend Emily will share some works by artist, Abigail Reynolds.

About Emily:

Emily Stein has worked in the for-profit art world for the past several years. Her experience with leading contemporary and modern galleries has afforded her the opportunity to see a vast range of visual art. She and her husband are young collectors in their own right, which means that Emily’s guest posts will offer sneak peeks into the art world, both from an attainable and collection minded standpoint. Emily and her husband live in Houston with their Cocker Spaniel, Charlie.

About Abigail:

Abigail Reynolds graduated from her MFA program at the prestigious Goldsmiths College only a decade ago. Since then, exhibitions with Ambach & Rice gallery in California, and Seventeen Gallery in London, among others, have illuminated her intimate, geometric, sculptural assemblages of bookplates, atlases, guidebooks, and encyclopedias.