Our August catalog is in the mail.
The issue showcases the launch of Finn Juhl and Serge Mouille, as well as an expanded assortment from Cassina and our new Simpatico Sofa.
The New York Times just featured the Poet Sofa by Finn Juhl and our Upholstery and Rug Sale at: http://nyti.ms/aadLec
You can browse the August e-Catalog online, or sign up to receive our catalogs here.
Fabulous catalog.
Can you give me a bit of information about the ceramics over the fireplace on pages 10 & 11? Thanks!
Posted by: Mary | August 08, 2010 at 09:22 AM
Thank you for your comment. Your question about the ceramics has been forwarded to our customer service team and they will contact you shortly. DWR
Posted by: DWR | August 09, 2010 at 02:06 PM
Where was the August Catalogue shot? Specifically, the house shown on page 8-9. Thank You!
Posted by: Lindsey | August 12, 2010 at 01:36 PM
Dear owners and management of DWR. I have followed and bought from your company for years. The ability to buy affordable modern classics was great. I am sorry to inform u, that u are becoming no longer "within reach". I understand that u have brought in great designers and secured the likes such ad knoll in your catalog, but u have become like any high end furniture store out there. I love the Finn Juhl line. I wish you must success , but you are longer within my reach.
Posted by: Gordon Scott | August 12, 2010 at 02:50 PM
Where was the August catalogue shot? Specifically on pgs. 8-9, I love the back drop (the white antiquey doors). Thanks!
Posted by: Lindsey | August 12, 2010 at 03:10 PM
That photo was taken at a private home in Piedmont, CA. -DWR
Posted by: DWR | August 12, 2010 at 03:44 PM
Thank you for your comment. We are very excited about bringing Finn Juhl to the U.S. – and doing so is an example of why DWR exists. Ten years ago, when we discovered that many smart products were “out of reach” of anyone who didn’t know the secret handshake or have the patience to wait months for delivery, we knew there had to be a better way. While “within reach” can align with a product’s price (like the wonderful Era Chair, designed by Michael Thonet and available for $150; or the Eames Side Chair for $249), what it really speaks to is that we make it possible to access these authentic, enduring, heirloom-quality products – sometimes from far away, like Finn Juhl from Denmark, and sometimes from previous centuries, like the Jens Chair and Ottoman, which we brought back into production after 60 years. Thank you for your past patronage and we hope you will continue to enjoy our catalog and join us for Studio events. -DWR
Posted by: DWR | August 12, 2010 at 05:02 PM