SHOWROOM TOP PICKS
item right now. The ries allowed me to select diverse items from
idea of dining ‘in
one vendor, which looked as if we had trav-
the round’ is both
eled the world to collect them. Bau Show-
appealing for visual
room helped us to accomplish this, by hav-
aesthetics and flow
ing these items readily available from their
of conversation. The
floor. Once complete, the emotion of the
space was exactly as I wanted, in order to do
York’s blending of a
business or relax.”
somewhat square de-
signed pedestal with a
David Michael Imports Tuscan Italian
round top beautifully
Reproduction Sideboard: This Tuscan Ital-
ian Reproduction Sideboard was reproduced
marries both form
from an antique found in a villa in Verona,
and function.”
Italy. Constructed from solid American wal-
Maitland-Smith:
nut and shown in a Michelangelo finish, the
The Maitland-Smith
sideboard features solid wood hardware and
line offers an elegant
mouldings. This two-door, two-drawer cabi-
variety of distinctive
net is imported from Italy and is only a small
home furnishings and
portion of the extensive David Michael Col-
select accessories. Ms.
lection. Bau states, “Italian furniture is beauti-
Bau is so enchanted
ful and well made. You don’t just ‘find’ these
with this particular
pieces anywhere, and they are the conversa-
collection that she
tion item of the room. The Old World crafts-
was unable to select
manship with marquetry inlay and European
only one piece. “We
embellishments are a part of the charm of
have carried Mait-
what will be a future antique.”
land-Smith in our
showroom for 12
For more information:
years now,” Bau speci-
Bau Showroom
fies. “This is the ven-
Laguna Design Center Suite 134
dor we turn to when
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
our customers are T: (949) 643-2729
looking for a unique, F: (949) 643-2206
fun and interesting
E-mail:
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Above: The hospitality suite created by Cory Robbins
item. When I am asked about the quality or
Web site:
www.baufurniture.com
features a variety of Maitland-Smith products, giving
the room a “warm, intimate atmosphere.”
what I think of an item, I can
say with confidence and en-
“When customers come in to see the quality
thusiasm that I really do love
of the line, we love to hand them an actual
working with this line.”
brass casting and leaf to hold so that they can As does designer Cory
feel the weight of the materials.” Robbins of Cory Robbins In-
Designer Jeanette Kyser of Kyser Interiors, teriors, Orange County, who
Orange County, California, discussed how explains, “In one installation
she used this fixture in a recent installation. of a hospitality sitting area,
“For this desert home kitchen island, I wanted I knew that I needed to cre-
a signature piece that was unusual and would ate a warm and intimate at-
make a strong statement. This beautiful Naos mosphere. I also wanted the
Forge Verity Fixture fills the space with ele- room to have a masculine,
gance and is a perfect selection.” yet dramatic feel. Maitland-
Bau Furniture Manufacturing York Ped-
Smith furniture and accesso-
estal Dining Table: The York Pedestal Dining
Table features a hand-carved base and top with
Right: The two-door, two-drawer Tus-
can Italian Reproduction Sideboard
an egg and dart motif, along with an inlaid
from David Michael Imports is con-
brass band around the top perimeter. “Truly a
structed in Italy from solid American
work of art,” Bau affirms. “Pedestals are a hot walnut, using Old World techniques.
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