Oct 27, 2021

Design Notes from Kips Bay Dallas

From contemporary and clean to classic and maximalist, we are delighted to see how Samuel & Sons trim was used throughout this year’s Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas. Read on to see some of our favorite moments from the show house and hear from four top designers on how they use trim in their work.

Design by Creative Tonic | Photo by Stephen Karlish

Celine Ombre Ball Fringe in DahliaLoire Cord with Tape in Fleur | Loire Bullion Fringe in Fleur 

"I’ve always been obsessed with using dressmaker details in my designs and Samuel & Sons is one of our go-tos for colorfull embellishments."

-Courtnay Tartt Elias

Design by Alexa Hampton | Photo by Stephen Karlish

Orly Epingle Velvet Border in PlumSilk Palais Cord with Tape in Amethyste Kensington Braid in OrchidKensington Cordedge in Orchid

“Trim does for a room what jewelry does for an outfit. It adds the sparkle and little pops of color that are needed to truly make a room feel layered and well thought out. And, as with jewelry, I am never shy about piling it on.”

-Alexa Hampton

Design by Javier Burkle | Photo by Stephen Karlish

Bali Jute Tassel Skirt Fringe in Burlap

"Trim is the most luxurious, tasteful way to finish the look of any piece, and the limitless selection of beauty, craftsmanship, and colorful products by Samuel & Sons adds the perfect extra layer to ensure a design is extra special."

-Javier Burkle

 

Design by Corey Damen Jenkins | Photo by Nathan Schroder

Le Jardin Silk Gimp in Sunflower

“This design of the Formal Dining Room for the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas was meant to celebrate the point where antiquity and modernity converge, with modern moments amidst classic motifs, such as Passementerie, that have been celebrated for centuries. We partnered with Samuel & Sons as we needed something to finish off the Antique Louis XVI chairs in the dining room. The Samuel & Sons Gimp Trim provided a beautiful detailing that completed the chairs in a fantastic way."

-Corey Damen Jenkins

Design by Caroline Gidiere | Photo by Stephen Karlisch 

Aristotle Greek Key in Porcelain Blue


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