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by Stephanie Dyer Interior + Product Design

Portland, OR, US 97217 · 78 photos

ANNICA for Serving Up Style 2012

CANOE: modern tabletop and accessories (www.canoeonline.net), Atelier Lapchi: luxurious handmade rug (www.lapchi.com), Delicious Pillows: custom ottoman poufs (http://www.etsy.com/shop/deliciouspillows), Clayhaus Ceramics: Topo Collection tabletop tile accents (www.clayhausceramics.com), Anna Mara Floral Design: Flower love (www.annamaraflowers.com), Jamie Foils’em: Foil printing for plates and menus, Sisu Painting: Painting services (www.sisupainting.com), Sherwin-Williams: Paint (www.sherwin-williams.com), and Jesse Smith at Glumac: Lighting design collaboration (www.glumac.com). Team included Sean of Harding Construction (www.hardingconst.com), and fellow designers Jenny Robbins, and Brian Jones.

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violari wrote:

Would like to know what fabric was used for the poufs and the company you purchased the hanging lamps from? »

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violari Also price for fabric per meter? Thanks!!!

7 months ago · Like

Stephanie Dyer Interior + Product Design Thank you for your interest! The poufs are $250/ea, measure 15"x24", and can ship from Portland, OR in a matter of days. I currently have 5 poufs ready to ship- 3 of the larger print and 2 of the smaller. The casings have zippers that offer the ability to periodically clean (dry cleaning recommended).

I also have a few yards of each fabric available for immediate shipping- I am waiting to hear back on exact quantities (as I am currently away from Portland), and will follow up as soon as I know. Additional quantities can be printed in a relatively short time. I am offering the 58" wide 100% cotton upholstery-weight twill for $45/yard. The design can be printed on a variety of textiles, so let me know if there is another material you are interested in and I can provide pricing.

Many thank and I look forward to hearing from you!

6 months ago · Like

carlycc wrote:

I happen to agree with taviakp999 x »

Like · Comment · 8 months ago

Stephanie Dyer Interior + Product Design Hello and I'm sorry for such a delayed reply! I designed the fabric and had it custom printed onto upholstery-weight 100% cotton twill. The fabric is for sale as are the poufs. I have 5 poufs remaining- 3 of the larger print and 2 of the small. The fabric can be easily re-colorized to spec. Let me know if you'd like to know more!
Regarding the lighting... I designed and constructed the pendant fixtures out of paper. I'm hoping to find a manufacturer and develop a polished brass sheet metal interior/ painted matte exterior prototype...

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added by Vanessa Brunner to 20 Fantasyland Dining Room Designs That Delight

Annica: The Buddhist Concept of ImpermanenceDesign team: Stephanie Dyer Interior + Product Design with Harding Construction The saturated blue hues, gold accents and angled walls in this dramatic space pay tribute to the designer's reflection on life's impermanence — an aspect of Buddhism that's comforted her during difficult times. Deep blues represent grief, while gold represents hope. The poufs and low seating ground the blurred visual lines between the floor and the low table, while a well-dressed mannequin reflects the more couture side of the space.Suggested menu: A rotating seasonal menu based on unexpected flavor pairings and several communal dishes that encourage parties to eat together.Event info: Serving Up Style is a fundraising event and design showcase at the annual Portland Fall Home & Garden Show. Proceeds benefit Molly's Fund Fighting Lupus.

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Quote; Annica: The Buddhist Concept of Impermanence / Stephanie Dyer Interior + Product Design with Harding Construction who says she based this on her love of Buddhism. I, Teri, personally wonder if one couldn't do their own scene of their mission or self.

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The saturated blue hues, gold accents and angled walls in this dramatic space pay tribute to the designer's reflection on life's impermanence — an aspect of Buddhism that's comforted her during difficult times. Deep blues represent grief, while gold represents hope. The poufs and low seating ground the blurred visual lines between the floor and the low table, while a well-dressed mannequin reflects the more couture side of the space.