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Monday Muse: Festive Furniture Focus 🎄✨ Welcome to the 5th edition of Monday Muse. This week, we’re spotlighting three iconic venues whose furnishings set the stage for their festive transformations. 1️⃣ The Ned, London This former Midland Bank building is famed for its luxurious interiors, and its iconic green leather and velvet fixed seating. The seating's rich textures and colours perfectly complement the warm glow of twinkling lights and holiday decor. 2️⃣ Annabel’s, London – Bespoke Fabrics That Dazzle Known for its vibrant and eclectic interiors, Annabel’s takes bespoke seating to new heights this year. Its colourful array of patterned fabrics and custom designs creates a uniquely enchanting ambiance, particularly during the holidays when every corner is decked out with dazzling seasonal decorations. Here, furniture isn’t just functional—it’s part of the art. 3️⃣ The Dead Rabbit, New York – Durable, Stylish Bar Seating This award-winning Irish bar combines festive charm with practicality. Its drop bar stools, designed for durability in high-traffic settings, provide the perfect perch for guests enjoying holiday cocktails. These robust yet stylish stools blend seamlessly with the bar’s festive transformation, ensuring comfort and endurance through the busiest time of the year. ✨ Design Tip: Upholstery and material choices can make all the difference in creating a festive yet functional space. Whether it’s the luxurious feel of velvet, the bold statement of bespoke patterns, or the hard-wearing practicality of leather and wood, your furniture should embody both style and substance. Let us help you create the perfect festive setting with our bespoke furniture collections, tailored to bring warmth, elegance, and durability to your space. 💡 Ready to craft your festive look? Get in touch to explore our collections and create furniture as iconic as these world-renowned venues. See you next Monday for more design inspiration! 🎉

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