Ken Fulk’s designs tend to combine antiques, modern art and taxidermy, leading some to call him a “one-note wonder.” But in shying away from a strict regimen of classicism and tradition, Fulk enjoys what San Francisco design historian Ed Hardy calls “a freedom and latitude of choice that would have constrained someone like Tony Hail, who was tied to what was right, accepted and what was protocol.”

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The Lowlands of Scotland are called Lallans, which also refers to a combination of some Scottish dialects. Just like the Lallan center table, that combines four different materials and finishes, such as palisander wood veneer, black lacquer, polished brass and antique brass. Despite their asymmetry, these blend perfectly into an elegant round center table.

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Entertain in Haute style is now possible with this amazing chair. Stunning feathers turn the outside back of this graceful chair into a wondrous work of art. If you wish to make a statement right in the center of your home decor, then the Merveille dining chair is the right feature to do so!

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Inspired by the imponent and robust structure of lighthouses, the Pharo chandelier represents the rupture of the darkness with an immense, bright and luxurious shine! Made with gold plated brass and crystal glass, this piece, is the perfect solution for wide spaces, able to swipe every attention in the room.

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