1. Lounge Chair and a Half from Crate and Barrel. (Photo courtesy of www.crateandbarrel.com)

2. Harlow Table Lamp from Home Decorators Collection. (Photo courtesy of www.homedecorators.com)

3. Essential Cozy Throw from Pottery Barn. (Photo courtesy of www.potterybarn.com)

4. Wire Swirls Platter from Pier 1. (Photo courtesy of www.pier1.com)

5. Cashmere Cable Throw Pillow from Ralph Lauren. (Photo courtesy of www.ralphlauren.com/home)

6. Filled Glass Candles from Pottery Barn. (Photo courtesy of www.potterybarn.com)

7. Nuance Area Rug from Home Decorators Collection. (Photo courtesy of www.homedecorators.com)

(Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

1. Beaton Cube Ottoman from Garnet Hill. “These happy little cubes with their colorful graphic prints would be a bright spot in any room. A great final touch!” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief  (Photo courtesy of www.garnethill.com)

 2. “Bevin” Tufted Ottoman from Horchow. “I love the idea of a coffee table alternative in the living room, and with a pop of color from a tray on top, this ottoman transforms into just that – a beautifully functional substitute.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.horchow.com)

3. Dutch Wax Ottoman, Green Checks from Anthropologie. “The mix of bright colors and playful patterns on this cube would definitely help spruce up my room at school. It also provides some stylish extra seating!” – Heather Riske, Editorial Intern (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

4. Whitaker Ottoman in Stockholm Saffron from Jonathan Adler. “I like the sleek style and eye-catching color of this ottoman and its playful take on Mid-Century design. This happy burst of orange would liven up any room and could even inspire the décor of an entire room.” – Liz Miller, Assistant Editor (Photo courtesy of www.jonathanadler.com)

1. Crossings Bench-Coffee Table from Crate & Barrel. “I’m really into high gloss lacquered finishes right now, so this coffee table really caught my eye. The sleek lines and polished white are stunning and would look great mixed in with more traditional furnishings, as well as in a more contemporary environment.” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief  (Photo courtesy of www.crateandbarrel.com)2. Nixon Cocktail Table from Jonathan Adler. “I love the vintage feel of this Jonathan Adler coffee table.  It’s simple yet chic, and the brushed brass base is an interesting way to incorporate a metallic as another neutral into a room’s palette.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.jonathanadler.com)

3. Cocktail table with butler tray by John Richard, available at MKS Designs.
“Practical and gorgeous best describes this coffee/cocktail table. Two removable butler trays are part of this John Richard design.  The legs are trimmed in eglomise, a technique where the backside of the glass is gilded with gold or metal leaf.” – Suzie Osterloh, Publishing Director (Photo courtesy of www.johnrichard.com)

4. Traveler Coffee Table from Anthropologie. “The rustic grit and vintage charm of this coffee table would make it a fun piece to mix with contemporary furniture and decor. I like that it has added storage space for magazines, books or blankets and that it’s a versatile piece of furniture—wouldn’t it look darling at the end of a twin or full bed?”  – Liz Miller, Assistant Editor (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

 5. Borghese Mirrored Coffee Table from Home Decorators Collection. “I love the sleek, elegant feel of this reflective coffee table. With so many different shapes and sizes of mirrors, it’s the perfect piece to add a little shine to your living room!” – Heather Riske, Editorial Intern (Photo courtesy of www.homedecorators.com)

6. Retro Coffee Table by Calligaris, available through Avetex Furniture. “This contemporary coffee table has a retro feel but is also practical. It has two hidden side drawers that would be perfect for stashing remotes, magazines and DVDs.”  – Barney Osterloh, Circulation Manager (Photo courtesy of www.avetexfurniture.com)

1. Pleat Orange Hourglass pendant lamp from Crate & Barrel. (Photo courtesy of www.crateandbarrel.com)

2. Orange Jacqui side table by Bungalow 5, available through Inside Avenue. (Photo courtesy of www.insideavenue.com)

3. Parlour Tangerine chair from CB2. (Photo courtesy of www.cb2.com)

4. Alexander McQueen Medium Calf Hair Crossbody bag from Neiman Marcus. (Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)

5. Templeton Apartment sofa from Johnathan Adler. (Photo courtesy of www.jonathanadler.com)

6. Orange lacquer wood tray from West Elm. (Photo courtesy of www.westelm.com)

7. Orange Marc by Marc Jacobs Graphic Logo bracelet from Saks Fifth Avenue. (Photo courtesy of www.saksfifthavenue.com)

8. Coral Salud goblet from Anthropologie. (Photo courtesy of www.anthropologie.com)

Harden is a family-owned and operated furniture company that has been in business since 1844. In addition to its American-made status, the company is also known for its dedication to the environment, as Harden’s hardwoods are certified under the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI). Harden has also achieved Silver Exemplary Status from the Sustainable Furnishings Council.

In addition, Harden Furniture was recently featured on the ABC Evening News series “Made in America Challenge,” an effort launched by news anchor Diane Sawyer to promote American manufacturing by furnishing a home in Dallas, Texas, using only products made by 100 percent domestic suppliers.

Here’s to Harden!

1. Carved wood, upholstered settee by Harden, available through Frank Patton Interiors. “I love the lines on this settee, and although the fabric is very beautiful, I would love to see this classic shape transformed for today with a bright, edgy, maybe even geometric fabric. Think fuchsia or tangerine!” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief (Photo courtesy of www.harden.com)

2. Channel back wing chair with turned front legs and brass ferrules from Harden, available through Frank Patton Interiors. “With a modern twist on the traditional wing back, this chic piece blends the two styles seamlessly. A chameleon, this chair can easily steal the spotlight or add subtle elegance in any space. Upholster it with a sunflower yellow or lime green print for dramatic touch in a neutral-toned room. Or stay beige for simple yet timeless sophistication.” -Lauren Schrader, Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.harden.com)

3. Distressed, striped chest by Harden, available through Frank Patton Interiors. “This chest is versatile enough to be used in almost any room in the house but still has a lot of charm. I love the muted colors, distressed look and unique shape.” – Heather Riske, Editorial Intern (Photo courtesy of www.harden.com)

4. Preston wood panel platform bed from the Artistry Collection by Harden, available through Frank Patton Interiors. “This transitional bed has an interesting edge that would make a sophisticated statement while still fitting fabulously in a downtown loft.” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor (Photo courtesy of www.harden.com)

5. Transitional sofa by Harden. “A true living room staple, this sofa is both functional and beautiful. Clean lines and classic styling make it a piece that will  transform effortlessly with your décor.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.harden.com)

You no doubt know the name Lilly Pulitzer for her brand’s instantly recognizable, Palm Beach-inspired frocks, but these colorful creatives are breaking into a whole new market – home furnishings. And of course, we can’t get enough! Here are five of our most-loved Lilly pieces, each packed with a vibrant punch, that exude quintessential, breezy beach chic.

As a bonus, all of these styles are 30% off, now through 6 a.m. tomorrow morning (June 22), at www.horchow.com.

1. Lilly Pulitzer Home “Sara” sofa from Horchow

2. Lilly Pulitzer Home yellow barstools from Horchow

3. Lilly Pulitzer Home “Mizner” bench from Horchow

4. Lilly Pulitzer Home Classic White dining furniture from Horchow

5. Lilly Pulitzer Home “Boulevard” armchair from Horchow

(Photos courtesy of www.horchow.com)

1. Round Leather-Wrapped Zebra table lamp from Ralph Lauren Home, available through KDR Designer Showrooms (to the trade). (Photo courtesy of www.ralphlaurenhome.com)

2. Zebra Cowhide cube from Design Within Reach. (Photo courtesy of www.dwr.com)

3. Black Zebra pillow from Jonathan Adler. (Photo courtesy of www.johnathanadler.com)
4. Massoud Charcoal Zebra armchair from Neiman Marcus. (Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)

5. Zebra Cowhide rug from West Elm. (Photo courtesy of www.westelm.com)

Would you take a walk on the wild side and introduce these items into your home décor?

1. Antonina Vella Designs Alessa wallpaper from the Dolce Vita Collection for York Wallcoverings, available through Frank Patton Interiors. “Wrapping a room in the lively, animated appeal of this whimsical wallcovering will give it a fresh, young flair. And when paired with white Shabby Chic furniture, this brightly colored backdrop would be especially adorable in a little girl’s room.” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor (Photo courtesy of www.yorkwall.com)

2. Antique Butterfly trunk from Neiman Marcus. “I am absolutely in love with this antique Chinese trunk! What an amazing and unique piece to add to your home. I especially love the butterfly clasp. Really, really special!” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief (Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)

3. “Butterfly” flatware from Neiman Marcus. “Ideal for any social butterfly, this flatware collection will set hearts aflutter when your guests see your completed tablescape. These winged utensils are the perfect finishing touch to any ladies’ lunches or a summer dinner out on the veranda.” – Lauren Schrader, Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)

4. Butterfly Bench from Horchow. “Since we’ve been remodeling our own backyard, I’ve been doing a lot of research on unique backyard furniture and accessories. I came across this beautiful Butterfly Bench from Horchow. I immediately smiled, thinking this would be the perfect finishing touch to a backyard full of beautiful flower gardens and waterfalls… almost fairy tale-like.” – Kristen Hollan, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.horchow.com)

5. Vitra Butterfly Stool from Design Public. “A modern take on a budding trend, this stool’s understated curves softly say, “butterfly.” Rather than bold and bright, this piece uses a natural wood finish to make it more versatile and subdued — a perfect addition to small living spaces like mine.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.designpublic.com)
6. Pastel Butterfly Mobile from Pottery Barn Kids. “Any baby girl would love to gaze at the darling chamois butterflies fluttering overhead as “Hush, Little Bably” lulls her to sleep. Why not get her started early appreciating the beauty of nature and music combined?” – Suzie Osterloh, Publishing Director (Photo courtesy of www.potterybarnkids.com)

To see how the designers at Mary Tuttle’s incorporated lovely spring butterflies into a fabulously feminine tablescape, click here. Or, to read about Vivian Gellman’s lush Ladue garden (also complete with its fair share of butterflies), click here.

(Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)