You might be surprised to know that although the “chair” has been around for thousands of years, it wasn’t until the 16th century that it became more commonly used. Reserved primarily for kings, lords and bishops, the chair was seen as a sign of distinction. The word chair comes from the Latin term catherdra, which [...]
Who doesn’t love the look of antique children’s furniture? It is functional and versatile and adds sophistication to any room. And most importantly, children find furniture their size absolutely irresistible! You can mix it with adult furniture when your child is young enough to actually sit in the chairs and use the tables. Later, these [...]
After paging through an advance copy of Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles‘ March issue, Foxglove Antiques was thrilled to come across a three-page “Design Dossier” spread on local interior designer Amy Morris. Morris has been a long-time client of Foxglove, and we truly adore her. Morris, who has worked under the tutelage of Gandy/Peace Inc. as [...]
One of the quandaries we often encounter in the antiques world is how to best mix antiques in with modern and traditional interiors. For many homeowners, it can prove a daunting task, so we wanted to share a few examples of local designers who seem to effortlessly — and artfully — mix contemporary pieces with [...]
Some of our most trusted clients at Foxglove Antiques come from the interior design industry. Hiring a professional interior designer is often a wise decision for homeowners looking to tackle a new project, whether you’re looking to reupholster an antique banquette or to invest in several big-ticket items for a new addition. But there are [...]