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 What is this?
What is this?
The portfolio system allows you to easily save all of your favorite design products to one account from leading design web sites representing over 100,000 products.
The portfolio system is being launched on 1stdibs, Architectural Digest's new shopAD and The New York Design Center. Atlanta Decorative Arts, Michigan Design Center and Philadelphia's Market Place Design will be available by the end of summer.
Searching for your project has never been easier. When you see the simply roll your mouse over it and you can add items to your portfolio. The system lets you save items by room and will automatically add them to a search by category, allowing you to create a searchable database of your favorites.
Additionally, Designers and Architects can create separate password-protected client folders and save items to an on-line design library.
Once saved to your account all of the products within the system will have links, phone numbers and email addresses for the dealers and showrooms allowing you to connect directly with the source.
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Theresa Henkelmann of Theresa Henkelmann Design
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Thomas Plominski of Plominski Design
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Carmen Saenz-Wick of Carmen Saenz-Wick Interiors
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Susan Slotkis of Profiles Personalized Interiors
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Sabine Rothman and Ann Maine, of Traditional Home , and Maria Parasugo, of Century Furniture
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Sims Bray, of Veranda , with Ken Wampler, of The Alpha Workshops
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Alix Lerman, of the NYDC, Karen Marx and Barbara Friedmann, of Elle Décor
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Kim Huebner, of Pierre Frey, and Ryan Brown, of House Beautiful
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Grange Celebrates Winter
December 8, 2009
The Grange showroom kicked off the season of festivities with a fete celebrating winter on December 8. Four designers created vignettes within the Grange Showroom using inspiration from the theme of Reveillion; A Celebration of Winter. The designers, Theresa Henkelmann, Thomas Plominski, Carmen Saenz-Wick and Susan Slotkis used Grange furniture and their own creative accents (Pictured to the left).
Designers, architects and press viewed the remarkable vignettes while sipping on champagne and marveling over the jewels from Stella&Dot. The aroma of freshly cooked bread wafted through the showroom making the guests feel right at home and adding a warm welcome to Grange’s new Designer Lounge. The lounge offers designers a place to hold private meetings, make a quick phone call, surf NYDC.com or just a spot to park their coat. Please contact the showroom managers to reserve the space, 212.685.9494.
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