Habersham

At Habersham we like to say , ‘if you can dream it, we can create it.”   That’s especially true when it comes to finish options.

In simplest terms, your choices are limited only by the imagination.  You can:

–Match any of the paint tones from the vast palettes of Benjamin Moore ® and Sherwin-Williams ® — more than 4,400 different colors!

-Choose from or combine any of our own hand-styled finish options or request special finish placement.

-Request distressing for more or less aging or rub through.

And much more!

We will put the  spotlight on our growing custom furniture and cabinetry capabilities during the April 2013 High Point Market. Utilizing our  new space at Market Square, #191, as well as our booth at the Made in America Pavilion in the Suites At Market Square, #1-802, we’ll offer a first-hand look at  how our artisan team can create custom-fitted cabinetry for any room in the home.

Our  showroom will also welcome new additions to Habersham’s popular Biltmore ® Chateau Reserve, American Treasures® furniture collections and other designs – all available in countless hand-styled finish options and many that can be custom-sized and styled too.

If you haven’t made your travel or market plans yet, be sure to visit www.highpointmarket.org today!

We’re putting the finishing touches on the booth display  we’ll be featuring at the upcoming Architectural Digest Home Show in New York City. Make plans now to stop by and see us – space 149!

Running from March 21-24, 2013 at Pier 94, this exciting exhibition brings together nearly 500 of the top brands in home décor to showcase their newest designs and innovations.

We’ll be highlighting our latest custom-fitted cabinetry capabilities and timeless furniture designs . Here’s a preliminary sketch of our booth where will be featuring designs for the  kitchen, dressing room, bath, library and wine cellar.  We will also unveil a new  humidor armoire design  during the show too!

In addition to getting a first-hand look at beautiful designs, the show also offers a full roster of seminars, culinary demonstrations and tasting events and more.  Click here to learn more. And, we’ll be posting more details about our show participation in upcoming blogs too! So check back.

We are working on a number of new designs that we’ll be unveiling during the upcoming April 20-25, 2013 High Point Market. If you were unable to attend market last fall, be sure to visit us in our  new showroom – Space 191, Market Square.  It’s a great place to find fresh new design inspiration!

As the semi-annual trade show’s  “Inspiring Design” campaign explains:  Find your inspiration at the legendary design destination.  Reshape your ideas, sharpen your senses, and find the  forms, styles, and ideas that will inspire you. Culture,  conversation, creativity – it’s all at the High Point Market,  the world’s home for home furnishings

We look forward to seeing you in April!  To help with your planning, be sure to visit www.highpointmarket.org for travel discounts, market tips and more!

I thought you might like to get an advance look at an upcoming spread  in  the 25^th anniversary edition Kitchens By Professional Designers. The magazine’s publisher, Kasmar Publications, actually pioneered the first magazine of its kind in the field of professional kitchen design with the introduction of this magazine.

Each issue features the latest exciting andbeautiful professionally designed kitchens from across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.  All featured kitchens, products and articles have been approved by Kasmar’s Selection Committee/Advisory Board to meet the industry’s most current technical and design standards.

To learn more, visit www.kasmarpub.com

South Hackensack, NJ | 201.820.3472 | www.interiorsbydenise.com

Located just two blocks from Teterboro Airport in South Hackensack, NJ, Interiors By Denise is considered one of the area’s“best kept secrets” when it comes to fine furnishings and home décor.

“We offer the same versatile, upscale furnishings choices that most high end retail shops do, but in a more private setting,” explainsDenise Albanese, owner/designer, Interiors By Denise. “Our goal – to provide an intimate, relaxed shopping experience for our customers – no pressure, no obligation.”

It’s a philosophy that has served her well over the years as evidenced by her client roster, which includes some of the most prominent homeowners in the showroom’s surrounding metropolitan area, the US and abroad. In addition to working direct with clients, Denise and her team also work closely with designers, builders and architects on a number of home installation projects.

Her discriminating clientele knows they can depend on Denise and her team to help them create a beautiful home setting that perfectly reflects their own sense of style and lifestyle needs.

“The Interiors By Denise showroom has been set up so that our customers can shop like designers,” Denise adds.  “We’ve designed the space to give them a fully custom shopping experience.”

A complete home resource, the showroom features window treatments, accessories, fabrics, wall décor and a versatile selection of fine furnishings from Habersham and other upscalelines.

“If our customers dream it, we can create it,” she adds, referencing the showroom’s vast fabric library, extensive selection of window treatments and designer furnishings.

Headlining Denise’s custom capabilities is Habersham.  She and her team enjoy working with the line because it offers so muchflexibility.  Her clients can choose from the line’s virtually limitless hand-styled finish options, countless furniture styles that can be custom designed and sized, and a stunning range of custom-fitted cabinetry designs for any room in the home.

Interiors by Denise, LLC is open Monday – Thursday from  9 am – 5 pm, weekends and evenings by appointment. For more information, visit www.interiorsbydenise.com or call 201.820.3472.

From rich tones and striking textures, Habersham’s color and finish choices are limited only by the imagination.  When you choose your Habersham furniture or cabinetry style, you can:

–Change or add hand-painted art designs

–Choose from countless signature Habersham finishes

–Match any of the paint tones from the vast palettes of Benjamin Moore ® and Sherwin –Williams ®

–Combine finishes  and special finish placement

–Change distressing for less aging, distressing or rub through

–Much more!

So contact us today to help us color your world!

Are you using Houzz.com?  Here at Habersham, we’ve been adding images and design projects to Houzz.com and we’d love to hear what you think about this site too.

If you haven’t checked it out, you can do so by linking here. If you don’t know about it, Houzz is a fast –growing destination site for home design enthusiasts – professionals and home owners alike.

As their website explains, the Houzz site and mobile apps feature more than 250,000 high quality interior and exterior photos, thousands of highly-engaging articles written by design experts, product recommendations and social tools to manage the remodeling and decorating process.

On Houzz, designers can showcase portfolios and share their work.  Already, more than 40,000 professionals have uploaded more than 250,000 inspiring photographs.

In addition, homeowners can collect their favorite photos, find design professionals in their areas, upload photos of their homes and gardens and share tips and questions with other members.

Check it out —  www.houzz.com — and let us know what you think.

Pinterest is perhaps the fastest growing social media tool on the market today.  And for those of you who are using it (and you are many – more than 10 million and counting!) you know why. Pinterest lets you share and organize all the beautiful things you find on the web.

We were searching for some statistics on Pinterest and came upon a blog by Digital Marketing Executive Brian Honigman in The Huffington Post entitled 100 Fascinating Social Media Statistics and Figures from 2012. Among some of the interesting Pinterest statistics it highlighted, included:

– 97 percent of the fans of Pinterest’s Facebook page are women. (source: AllTwitter)
– Over 80 percent of pins are repins. (source: AllTwitter)
– 80 percent of Pinterest users are women, while 50 percent of all Pinterest users have children. (source: Search Engine Journal)
– American users of Pinterest spend an average of 1 hour and 17 minutes on the site. (source:Search Engine Journal)
–The average Pinterest user spends 98 minutes per month on the site, compared to 2.5 hours on Tumblr, and 7 hours on Facebook. (source: Arik Hanson)
– Pinterest hit 10 million U.S. monthly unique visitors faster than any independent site in history. (source: Sirona Consulting)
– 83.9 percent of a pinners time is spent Pinning, while 15.5 percent is spent liking and 0.6 percent is spent leaving comments. (source: Repinly)
–80. 57 percent of Pinterest users interact with food-related content, the #1 category of content. (source: Compete)

Habersham is on Pinterest and we invite you to follow us – www.pinterest.com/habershamhome.  We’ll be adding new boards as our design team shares their newest designs, inspiration, colors, trends and more.  Happy pinning!

Special thanks to the editors of Cultivate.com for featuring our galley kitchen design in one of their trend articles.  In the story by Kelly Thomas, the Cultivate team used our galley kitchen image as the lead in to the story “Nine Big Ideas for Galley Kitchens”. 

Illustrated with our American Treasures galley kitchen, shown here, the story intro starts like this:

“In a world where bigger often seems to be better, it’s important to recognize that this isn’t always the case when it comes to kitchens. While many homeowners pass up the simple two-wall galley design in  favor of a more sprawling layout, a galley kitchen employs a smart use of space by putting the sink, fridge, and stove within easy reach. Fans of this style appreciate the ease of use and swear by its ability to be both fashionable and efficient. Though the sometimes-narrow width of a galley kitchen can feel crowded, clever planning remedies the challenges of limited storage and space.”

Click here to read the full story