Tag: Atlanta

Atlanta has a thriving design community that I cover often as I write about design. One of the most active furniture manufacturers there is Currey & Company whose blog I manage.

Before I took over Company Said, their corner of the blogosphere, I wrote about their product here on The Diary of an Improvateur. Posts showcasing their events include How to Set a Mood, which introduced a handful of their products about to debut at High Point Market. One the schedule that market was a Mid-century Modern Day that included a talk by Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles editor-in-chief Elizabeth Ralls as a preview of the Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens in Atlanta.

In my post Heaven Shall Be Here, I dish about visiting the substantial library the company is building in collaboration with Clare Jameson of Potterton Books. She is one of the world’s great authorities on historical design books across all spectrums and it is exciting to watch the Currey & Company library grow. And in The Seat of Scottish Power, I review a collection of luxurious bespoke chairs produced by Bruce Andrews Design, one of which was included in a space in the Southeastern Designer Showhouse & Gardens.