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Very nicely done. This really shows how easy it is to bring fabulous color and detail to a neutral and slightly blank space.


Janean & Kyle's Light and Lively Courtyard Apartment House Tour | Apartment Therapy Chicago
7/6/10 11:49 AM

Lovely! The use of color and pattern is *perfect* - enough color to define, just enough pattern and texture for contrast.

I can't imagine how difficult it would be to edit down to that scale of space, even to find things that would be interesting and not overwhelming.

Very well done!


Suzi's European Country Style Condo House Tour | Apartment Therapy Chicago
3/30/10 11:19 AM

Nicely done! The colors are so clean and the vintage is also modern.

And - that sofa is fabulous....


Russ & Elissa's Vintage Pastel Pastiche House Tour | Apartment Therapy Chicago
2/22/10 3:17 PM

Hey Incubus ---

It's interesting that the Valerie is at a car dealership --- the closest I could find here was in Cincinatti, and was part of a museum installation. Go figure.

Sadly, I can believe that the Todd Oldham line isn't doing well @ LaZboy. None of the stores in Columbus were showcasing the line in any way (and this is early this year!), and the stuff they had on the floor seemed to have really strange fabric choices, and wasn't displayed with the same care shown to the rest of the LB line.

I think in the beginning, LB was really pushing and advertising the TO line, but I am just realizing that I haven't seen any of those commercials in some time.

I think the IDEA behind the line was fantastic, and there are some great pieces (I LOVE my sectional - sitting on it right now!), but the execution wasn't great. They needed to do more to bridge the gap between the average LB customer looking for baked potato sofas and those of us looking for something with a little more style. And, the TO stuff is much more expensive than the LB stuff... and they aren't giving folks a reason why.

Anyway... thus ends my dissertation.


Apartment Therapy - Good Questions: Todd Oldham/La-Z-Boy Feedback?
11/7/07 2:58 PM

I have the Kate Sectional - squared corner, not angled. I have a 1950's cape cod, with a very awkward LR, and the need for a lot of seating. The Kate really fits my house and my space very well - and it looks perfect (fabric is a camel tweed/barkcloth). I've had it for 6 months, and so far, the quality is there - all of the pieces are finished on all sides (unlike MOST sectionals), and that makes it very flexible in configuration. I was also very interested in the Valerie, and none of the LB's in Columbus, OH carried it on their floors... but I am so happy with what I have, I have no regrets.

I agree that some of the sofas are oddly scaled and the fabric selection was a killer - as I was looking for something very textural and truly mid-century - not semi-contemporary in a difficult palette.

Anyway - I couldn't be happier - and it's not because I don't have good furniture options out here in the midwest - I had a lot of options. But, for my space, and my budget, the Kate was perfect. And, it wasn't cheap!


Apartment Therapy - Good Questions: Todd Oldham/La-Z-Boy Feedback?
11/5/07 4:32 PM