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A note from Patricia Estes, co-owner of Pecky:
“Think this might be about my 8th year of seeing all offerings from some of the greatest manufacturers in the business. Artisan based lines draw me in. I love the attention to quality and detail those lines offer. They stand above the others that are not made in the USA! Soft greys, blues, greens, gorgeous acrylic.
As usual, the trip up demands a side trip to see Kevin LePrince’s fine art in Charleston. What great little city full of history, fine art, and fabulous restaurants. Love what we do at PECKY!”
Read the original article in Sarasota Magazine
Patricia Estes is co-owner of Pecky, a home furnishings boutique in downtown Sarasota. Here’s what she’s crushing on right now.
“At Pecky, we love to finish a room off with a handmade piece from the John Derian Company. Derian’s expertise in collecting vintage prints, designs or quotes seems to match up with anyone’s style. His larger decoupage trays are wall art; his smaller trays hold your most precious jewels overnight. They make a fabulous gift.”
“Christopher Spitzmiller is ‘the pottery artist to the stars,’ and there is nothing to compare with his expert design and the gorgeous craftsmanship of his superb glaze and shapes created in his Manhattan studio. He is renowned for the depth of color in his glazes, and gold leaf lamp bases, along with a multitude of fun and fashionable shapes. There are lamp lovers of the world, and you can bet they probably own a Christopher Spitzmiller.”
“This horn hardware is unsurpassable. Such great depth of styles, and design, along with adding a superb finishing touch to any cabinet, piece of furniture, or even a back-of-door hook for your bathrobe.”
“What’s not to love about Ironware International? The French craftsmanship and exquisite design style are available in too many finish choices to mention.”
“Tom Verellen designs upholstered pieces that are a leap ahead, and his Verellen home furnishings line offers each client so many custom choices to make each and every piece their very own. Shown here is the Duke sofa.”
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