January 1999
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STATEMENT SPACES
“Visually, the ceiling is as important as all the walls in impact, and should not be
ignored. Add wallpaper, paneling, molding or
beams to create visual focal points,” says Bill Harrison, AIA Associate and Principle at Harrison Design
Associates. (Photo courtesy of
Pineapple House)
FURNISHINGS
“Lots of stone, marble and iron
mixed with wood pieces breaks up monotony,” comments Chip Manley, manager at Kreiss Collection. (Photo courtesy of Pineapple House)
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ACCESSORIES
“We’re seeing contemporary
elements like lamps, Plexiglas obelisks, clear glass and lots of silver and gold leafing
mixed with staunch traditional style,” remarks a senior designer at Pineapple House Interior Design™. (Photo courtesy of Pineapple House)