J. Marshall Debuts Martha Stewart Gallery
May 1, 2009
J. Marshall Design will host an open house today to celebrate the opening of a Martha Stewart Gallery in the designer's Merchandise Mart Design Center showroom in Chicago. The event runs 2-4 p.m. in suite 1600 of the MMDC.
J. Marshall Design exclusively offers the Martha Stewart Furniture with Bernhardt collection at The Merchandise Mart. This line was first introduced in 2001 and includes six lifestyle collections and a full range of upholstery. The collections include Katonah, Opal Point, Turkey Hill, Skylands and Lily Pond. Katonah is inspired by Stewart's newest residence, a restored 1925 farmhouse with a classic American style. Opal Point is reminiscent of the West Coast landscape, combining modern, functional touches with luxurious finishes. Turkey Hill is based on the home in which Stewart has lived in for more than 30 years. Skylands is inspired by Stewarts 1925 stone house in Maine. Lily Pond features a calm, seaside palette, evoking the sunny beauty of Stewart's 19th-century beach house on the eastern shore of Long Island.
The upholstery line, designed to blend with the furniture collections, includes 140 exclusive fabrics to choose from to fully customize a piece.
"We are excited about the new Martha Stewart Gallery, which will include a special area for guests to see the beautiful collection with Bernhardt," said John Clarkson, owner of J. Marshall Design. "Martha Stewart is an arbiter of style and taste and we know that our customers will love the elegant and innovative pieces in the line."
Martha Stewart is this year's keynote speaker at The Merchandise Mart International Antiques FairTM and is presenting a fresh outlook on both old and new objets d'art and "how-to" suggestions for tying everything together with style on Friday morning.
J. Marshall Design exclusively offers the Martha Stewart Furniture with Bernhardt collection at The Merchandise Mart. This line was first introduced in 2001 and includes six lifestyle collections and a full range of upholstery. The collections include Katonah, Opal Point, Turkey Hill, Skylands and Lily Pond. Katonah is inspired by Stewart's newest residence, a restored 1925 farmhouse with a classic American style. Opal Point is reminiscent of the West Coast landscape, combining modern, functional touches with luxurious finishes. Turkey Hill is based on the home in which Stewart has lived in for more than 30 years. Skylands is inspired by Stewarts 1925 stone house in Maine. Lily Pond features a calm, seaside palette, evoking the sunny beauty of Stewart's 19th-century beach house on the eastern shore of Long Island.
The upholstery line, designed to blend with the furniture collections, includes 140 exclusive fabrics to choose from to fully customize a piece.
"We are excited about the new Martha Stewart Gallery, which will include a special area for guests to see the beautiful collection with Bernhardt," said John Clarkson, owner of J. Marshall Design. "Martha Stewart is an arbiter of style and taste and we know that our customers will love the elegant and innovative pieces in the line."
Martha Stewart is this year's keynote speaker at The Merchandise Mart International Antiques FairTM and is presenting a fresh outlook on both old and new objets d'art and "how-to" suggestions for tying everything together with style on Friday morning.
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