Accent Furniture Portfolio: Bridging the Gap
Lori Lester -- Home Accents Today, 9/1/2007
At times the divide between traditional tastes and contemporary vision can seem miles wide, but these sharp transitional styles suddenly make the distance seem a lot shorter. Thanks to the pairing of modern fabrics and finishes with classic design elements, customers' inner conservative and innovative modernist can finally reconcile their differences.
All prices are suggested retail

Enduring details like rolled arms, turned feet and nailhead trim find fresh appeal when updated in the stylized leaf-patterned fabric on ACG Green's Biltmore arm chair ($800).

Arteriors Home tops a unique painted iron frame with antique mirrored panels for a look that is at once modern and instantly classic ($500).

Thanks to its petite size and universal style, Currey & Company's antique mirrored side table reflects a strong sense of style in virtually any setting.

When upholstered in an intricate maze of overlapping lines, Barclay Butera's Kingston Host chair makes the transition from traditional to timeless.



























