It’s elementary my dear Waston! No surprise the hipster trend that scoured the nation in years past has only gotten better with time. This nerdy yet fashionable attire is a season requisite, just like the Sculptured Spectacles. From mid-century to modern this tabletop decor is a must. For a stylish and studious study or home […]
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Inspired patterns can emerge in many facets of fashion. The Aphrodite Mirror was designed with a warm walnut finish that allows the deepness of the color to change in natural lighting, much like this inspired evening gown by Tadashi Shoji. The evening dress’s sheer fabric overlay gives depth and texture to the dress with each stride. Both […]
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Bring on the jewel tones! New York’s catwalk is all about the jewel tones this year. Take that inspiration into your home by incorporating tabletop accessories that offer a pop of color. Our two new vase collections, the Green Gemstone Vase Collection and the Cee Lo Vase collection offer just that. Monique Lhuiller Spring Line […]
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In honor of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Dress Collection in this year’s Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week we are spotlighting our The Impossible Collection of Fashion, coffee table book. The event is to remind women of the need to protect their heart health. According to the American Heart Association, “More women than men […]
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Take one for a spin! Our collection of ergonomic office chairs has a little something for everyone. Keep it classic with a traditional high back leatherette adjustable office chair with the Herald High Back Office Chair, Engineer High Back Office Chair, or Dean High Back Office Chair. For a little something more modern try the Trafico […]
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Roses will last a day but a painting will last forever. Bring color into your space with “Cranberry” from Austin Allen James’s Color Saturation Series. In your office, living room, or dining room this wonderful custom piece will liven up the space. Red in general is never a boring color, it is bold and dramatic and commands attention. […]
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Share your love of fashion in the form of the perfect couture coffee table book. Elie Saab tells the Cinderella story of a self-taught fashion designer who began by making clothes for his sisters while still only a young boy. By his teenage years, he was selling clothes to the women in his neighborhood. By 1982, he […]
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Your house and the way you decorate it is a representation of who you are. Don’t get so lost it trying to replicate a style you like that your own personality gets lost. This Mid-Century Rustic living room is a perfect example of keeping true to your own uniqueness. The Amethyst Large Metal Angular Chandelier […]
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Keep it simple and fresh! A great way to change up the look of any room is to invite nature in with a fun floral arrangement. Seasonal centerpieces give a dining room character and can be easily changed on a whim. Having a good vase set to house these works of perfection is a must. The […]
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Rock On, Baby. A modern twist on a tradition family staple, the Rocket Occasional Chair is the perfect accent for any living room or contemporary nursery. Inspired by American designers Charles and Ray Eames classic molded side chair, the Rocket Occasional Chair has a molded plastic body with an “eiffel tower” metal base and rocker. […]
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Sarah James Moss, MBA is an award-winning Residential Designer based in South Louisiana. She created Moss Manor to supply her clients with unique and attainable modern furnishings. Each piece is personally selected from her extensive trade resources and travels throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and North and South America. Sarah has garnered numerous credentials for her home designs and personal style. Her design philosophy is to have fun and surround yourself with things that you enjoy. Sarah is also a third-generation Realtor. When not working with clients, she enjoys traveling, spending time with her six rescue dogs, and volunteering for arts and culture nonprofits.
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