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  • 07.20.10 

    A little sneak peek…

    Company C co-founder Walter Chapin has been visiting with the skilled artisans from all over the world that bring our colorful designs to life. They’re busy working on our Fall 2011 Collections now and we’re so excited we just couldn’t resist sharing a preview of a textile design with you!

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  • 07.12.10 

    Colorful partner: Clay & Cotton

    We are thrilled to share some pictures of the grand opening of a new Clay & Cotton, one of our fantastic partners. Their third store in Kirkwood, Missouri creates a presence in the St. Louis area in addition to their two successful locations in Louisville, Kentucky.

    For more information about Clay & Cotton, visit www.clayandcotton.com.

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  • 10.30.09 

    The Colors of Autumn…

    Pumpkin Blog #1We just love the colors of New England autumns…Why not bring them indoor. Here are a few inspirational combinations…our colorful Rise and Shine rug in Marigold paired with a sofa in Pickering Stripe Goldenrod, our Camden swivel glider in Village Toile Moss, topped off with Thicket pillows capturing the deep reds of maple trees. Pumpkin Blog #2

    Prescott Park rug in colorful bursts of warm autumn colors paired with Lucetta Marigold, Village Toile Wheat and a few Prescott Park pillows.

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  • 08.31.09 

    A quilt in the making…

    On a recent visit to our production facilities, I shot some video of our new Ikat Damask in the making – to become a colorful quilt. The printing process uses multiple rotary screens, each transferring a layer of color to complete the pattern.

    I love seeing our design concepts evolve from sketches to finished products to be enjoyed by our customers. Check it out! – WC

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