{Food, Furniture, Antiques, Ceramics}: Guide to HP Market 2011
[styling: food]
This week has been such a crazy, hectic week! It all started bright and early on Sunday morning with my first food styling lesson with an Atlanta based photo stylist...Food styling is such a daunting task (as she forewarned) but the shoot was fantastic and I learned so much!
[styling: ceramics]
Fortunata - International Home Furnishings Center, Space D-30
I had so much fun styling this showroom. Fortunata's pieces are all hand made in Italy from the vision of Mrs. Margaret Proctor, and they are so beautiful.
Here's a recap in pictures: had a few minutes to photograph before I left..
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| Casa Mia Collection - My favorite |
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| Green for Spring! |
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| Feste Collection, loved my picture of this row of bread plates. |
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| The Ivory Looked Awesome grouped together with a white backdrop. |
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| Casa Mia Bakeware. So cool. |
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| Feste | pitcher, mugs, trays |
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| New Ginkgo Collection |
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| Feste Place Setting in Ivory- Very Nice mixed with Orange |
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| True Craftsman Ship |
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| Casa Mia Cereal Bowl |
P.s....one other thing that I learned during this styling endeavor:
NEVER PICK UP CERAMICS BY THEIR HANDLE!
{furniture and antiques}
Blog post coming soon with pics of the other showrooms that I did, have to save them for later. If you are going to market, don't miss Genesee River at Market Square space G-2020.
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Nothing adds more style & grace to your carefully maintained interiors of a home like a fine antique, especially a carefully selected piece of antique furniture that's both functional and beautiful.
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