Canton Observer for September 29, 1988 - Canton Public Library

Pao«6» HOME FURNISHINGS Thursday. September 29, 1988 ' Thursday September 29 1988 HOME FURNISHINGS Page 7i
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Since 19.13
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651-5009
s 895
wti\ Walker/ftuzenberg
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240 NORTH MAIN STREET • PLYMOUTH • 459-1300
(Two blocks N ! . ot Downtown Plymouth)
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16320 Middlebeit, between 5 & 6 Mile
421-15900
Baroque
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Painted in a baroQue fashion
with trompe I'oeil scrolls
and acanthus leaves surrounding
a shell motif, this
cabinet is reproduced from
an 18th-century Venetian
original. The top i^painted
in a naive manner to resemble
inlaid marble. Shown at
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The Michigan Design Center
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For designer and architect
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All the fine furnishings and artistic
appointments you'll truly appreciate . . .
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designers.
Richly carved Rirtenhouse Square collection
follows the Philadelphia Chipperdale school of
• design and depends on rich mahogany veneers
and elaborate carvings for style interest Come
see all of our Henredon collections in our
complete Henredon Designer Gallery Tne
console shown, ^2x12x30 "h with wood top reg
S1815 sale S'269 Wrth marble top reg S2075
sale $1449
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White boring? Not like this
By Joan Boram
special writer
A FTER SEEING this home, no
one will ever thmk of
white as cold again,
says Diane F'Shman o'
Walter Herz Interiors
Indeed, the white walls and
wn>ie carpetmg used throughout
serve as a blank canvas agamst
which the owners' extensive art
collection (mostly try M L'-qa*artists)
is displayed
"I had work«d 'or the couple n
the>r former home, but this t me
ihe wife wanted to go comple'e y
contemporary " Working together.
Fishman and her client
worked out a scheme *hal s bof
giamorous and sleek The ciert
is very glamorous, out also a very
warm person with a g r eat sense
of 'un, and I wanted to re' ec •
tnese lacetso' her personality
"She was viilhng to dare a ' tne
crazy ideas that had and it's
"not often that you get a client
that will ta^e a chance i actually
had tL' dr.' very iijtle ta'kmg to
i.. .• . ' c.e her
THERE IS NOTHING 'ir the
jutward appearance of the West
Bi j'nfeid condominium" that
wou'd indicate U«e chic moden ;iy
ir side S'tuaieo ao.-acent to a
wooded ravme. the 'equisite pe
funias f II pots on tne front pano
a?'d goiden'od flourishes along
•he ftrr»a>. ;v " I 3 - f t
mar.cured aw r Swans float on a
c
a* d the neor peciecked fi >yer is
Th
n.r g
qerer •
er • ! ,
proportioned
rcred -nclud-
g *hr> ei ' j ar 1 tne floor
i r 'e r arole t •- rids prist ne.
• d ' wo'.'d be bo' 'c the ners
«>.-r enk ' -'at ra ground
->e top f f h« ' n Tne e''ect.
wever 'S n ' a Gr ra esque
c, jio r-.iqhr n »jj.ec 1 Rarnpir y; i
BETH SINGER
A three-layer glass and brass table by the Design Institute of
American enlivens an area in the lower level of the West
Bloomfield condominium that also uses neon-light accents to
reflect the owner's sense of fun.
•ee thar you're a Child agam. en
1f.fi' g n e House of Mirrors at a
carniva and y HJ are set up to
oy f e r, .-st o 1 the house A
wn wooden hot-pink ' a
,-e by Bi , Mayer adds 'un to the
3'ea
M< si o' the Moors 'hroughoui
the house are covered with deep
p- ed. lush white carpeting, which
b tn Fishman and "he -owner
agree is difficuii to *eep clean.
' s won 1 'or the r
eci a- d because it a.lows
>RT • JI-Y OF the a I white mot-
The wails r tne • e 0- > : ace around wnn
c "i'd " atch tne cn p.
THE MORAL OF the Story.'
says Fish
vjf i-une
an >s dOr' i cover "he
ntii tn*-* wa.i' are pam»-
A large mullli colored wai
capture by Cnar^es McGee f ills
r e wa i of the dec Commis-
'' ed by the owners t was e*hib
ted at 'he Def om institute of
Arts De'ore joining the'r collection
Tne house was designed 'or
entertaining, and the owner
boasts mat at a recent cocktail
70 yvc-r here and
•, -u wou d neve' have known tha 1
the'e were more than a 'ew ' Tne
dm ng roo ,r is an extension of the
nuge ' vmg room, making iLpossib
e "c i..se the rooms ootn 'or
srnai drner Da r t>es and large
cockta.-i part'es-
Seatmg in the living room is al -
wn te so 1he artworks a r e a
wed oask -T ^ their own giory
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