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THE ANTHOLOGY
The Story
of Elisabetta. We felt like we owed it to our foundational product, the pedestal, to go back to the beginning of her story. To honor her pure classical state. In doing this, we offered our entire library the essence of heritage. Elisabetta is a matriarch.
Bestowed the name of our co-founder Liz, she also shares the attributes of being stately demanding of appreciation, a work of art. The inspiration of countless intriguing iterations, Elisabetta is the ultimate pillar of style.
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THE STORY
of the Serenbe Daybed... When considering what the centerpiece of our design for the Garden Terrace of the Serenbe Showhouse should be we had an idea: what if our signature stool grew into an ottoman? Or even bigger... like a bench? Or even bigger... a daybed? Yes! It seemed like a concept worth testing, and the outcome was beyond our expectations.
Built for the leisurely life, the level of comfort was as important as the statement made by the layering of textiles. With a scheme of soothing silky grey and a warm butter yellow, the tones balance to offer a versatile and refreshing palette to any space.
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