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new collaboration: brian paquette

Uncategorized / June 24, 2013

this week on furbish, we’re launching a new collaboration with one of my favorite designers, brian paquette. he’s selected his go-to picks for statement lighting and giving us some tips on how to use them in his signature style.
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it’s clear that brian’s a master of the mix – old with new, rugged with fancy, and pared down with a side of fluffy warmth. his special touch is texture – you can tell his rooms are carefully curated to give a comfortable, lived in feel, always with a touch of shiny to make the space sparkle. we’re proud to have a few of our furbish lamps featured in his most recent projects.

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be sure to check out all of his picks featured on our home page this morning!

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