April 2011 Market : Hancock & Moore

[drcollie]

The new Tipton Series. Sits well, has a very different 'arm' design to the pieces.

The seats on the sofa are a new type of 'wiry suede', and than the kind you are normally used to.

[drcollie]

Notice that the Turner Chair is all in Lambskin? This felt like total, decadent luxury! Notice the seams on the seat, lambskins are from......lambs. They are not as big as full-grown cows, so you have to use a lot of small hides to make a piece from them.

[drcollie]

I have to say I was so impressed with the clean design lines and comfort level of the new Arrington Sofa that I ordered one for stock. This one is going to be a winner. Good transitional design with a great looking 'picture frame' back, which is always classy.

[juliatevis]

I'm just drooling. These sofas are gorgeous!!!!!

[drcollie]

Attachment 2416More new chairs...

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[drcollie]

Barstools

[drcollie]

The Auberey chair is new this market, and I kept coming back to this piece, and finally ordered one for stock. Look how great this is in a simple GR 1 leather! It also sits excellent, which I know is something that is difficult to tell from photos. Clean lines, open and airy, I do recommend this piece to anyone who likes the form.

[drcollie]

Here's a new grouping that I think folks have been waiting for a LONG time! This is surely going to be a big seller as it gets on the floors of dealer showrooms (Yes, I did order the sofa, tilt back and ottoman). Quite simply, its an updated and streamlined version of the classic Austin series, which has long been H&M's best selling group. If I had a dollar for each time I heard 'We love the way the Austin sits but don't like the style very much', I'd be a rich man. Well, if you were one of the folks that said that, your new sofa and chair has just arrived. Available as a sofa, lounger (recliner), tilt back with ottoman, and stationary chair.

[drcollie]

Tags for the new Angelo series (prior post)

[drcollie]

Two new chairs, with the design copied out of a vintage Ferrari according to Alan Price who designed them. Alan and I have the best time at Market talking motorcycles and cars..... They sit well, as you would expect of a Ferrari seat.