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Brunschwig & Fils Furniture – New Introductions

Brunschwig & Fils Furniture continues its tradition of elegance and sophistication with new upholstery introductions, which offer updated profiles and clean, modern styling.

Both fully upholstered and carved wood frames maintain the requirement of beautiful seating.  All hardwood frames are built to order, one at a time. Cushions are hand-filled to enhance the sit, and fabrics are cut by master craftsmen and adjusted to create the perfect application.  Skirts and welts are cut and applied after the entire piece has been upholstered to ensure perfect matching all around.

Designers today are adding a mid-century twist to traditional styling and the latest collections from Brunschwig & Fils are doing the same through scale, proportion and color.

The Marcel and Mayet Sofas and the Renard Chairs celebrate mid-century modern and the Creighton, Grenelle and Rivoli continue in a traditional mode.

As always all Brunschwig & Fils furniture is fully customizable to ensure a perfect fit within a design scheme, so please inquire with your sales representative about our bespoke services.

For more, visit www.brunschwig.com.

Marcel Sofa BR_2516 (click here for information)

Mayet Sofa BR_2213 (click here for information)

Renard Chaise BR_2021 and Renard Chair BR_2020 (click here and here for information)

Creighton Sofa BR_2135 (click here for information)

Grenelle Tufted Sofa BR_2534 (click here for information)

Rivoli Sofa BR_A9110 (click here for information)

Raspail Chair BR_A8070 (click here for information)

Lindsey Coral Harper and the Lee Jofa Designer Room

New York City-area designers as well as followers of this blog know that a few times per year we completely redesign the room at the entrance to our Lee Jofa showroom at the D&D Building. It’s a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our new launches, and recently, we’ve used it as an opportunity to display the work of up-and-coming designers whose work we admire. This summer, we are proud to feature Lindsey Coral Harper, a wonderfully fresh and exciting talent that we’re sure to hear more of in the years to come.

Originally from Cartersville, Georgia, Lindsey moved to New York City in pursuit of a career in interior design. After interning with Ralph Lauren in London, Lindsey worked at the well-known decorating firm Richard Keith Langham, Inc. in Manhattan for eight years before establishing her own residential interior design firm in 2007. Lindsey’s travels both here and abroad have influenced her sense of style as much as the genteel South. Fresh, young and modern with a twist on the traditional, Lindsey’s designs radiate bold pattern, texture and color.

For the designer room, Lindsey shares her inspiration: “We were in the doldrums of winter when Lee Jofa approached me to design their front room.  When I looked through the new collection the first thing that grabbed my attention was the vivid "Versailles Grand" wallpaper!  It is so vibrant and happy; I thought the palette would be perfect for Spring/Summer.  Then I happened to find these amazing antique brass flamingos which reminded me of the flamingos in the wallpaper, and that was that!  The result is a sophisticated yet punchy garden room.”

Stop by the Lee Jofa showroom on the 2nd floor of the D&D Building this summer to see the room and get inspired!