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DESIGNING A NIGHT OUT AT HARBINGER

October 3, 2012
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All photos in this post by Coco of COCOCOZY

entrance to harbinger showroom in los angeles with sofas and armchairs arranged around a blue ottoman

So…went to chic Los Angeles home furnishings showroom Harbinger last night.  Met up with the COCOCOZY Team (CM and LH came along) for a quick stop by for an anniversary party/book signing.

When I first arrived, I ran into showroom owner and fab interior designer Joe Lucas and showroom manager Tami Carey who are both so awesome.  I didn’t see Parsish Chilcoat though…she owns Harbinger along with Joe…I’m sure she was there but I was too busy gabbing.

I love Harbinger…for a few reasons…1) I love the amazing collection of fine furniture they have curated…2) the textiles they sell to the trade are gorgeous and 3) Harbinger carries the COCOCOZY textiles collection and sells fabric by the yard to the trade!

So generally, I love the overall vibe of Harbinger but last night I had so much fun nosing around gorgeous furniture.  Here are some things that were quite exciting to see last night.

harbinger window display with wave wallpaper, velvet sofa, COCOCOzy quatrefoil curtains in gray reverse and a green armchair
COCOCOZY Quatrefoil Gray Reverse Drapery panels in the window at Harbinger! (above)
COCOCOZY textile collection
COCOCOZY textile collection on display! (above)
pierced ceramic table lamp with blue and white ombre on the base with a white shade
This darling ceramic pierced ombre shaded table lamp in blue and white. (above and below)
close up of pierced ceramic lamp
Dazzling Design by Amanda Nisbet book cover
Amanda Nisbet surrounded by people waiting for signed copies of her book
Meeting interior designer Amanda Nisbet during a signing for her book Dazzling Design. (above and below)
Amanda Nisbet signing copies of her book
turquoise leather square ottoman being used as a coffeetable
A leather turquoise tufted square ottoman doubling as a coffee table!  Love! (above)
Original Harbinger armchair in light blue
This light blue Harbinger original armchair.  Lovely.  Need two! (above)
Orange, white and brown graphic printed settee
For the daring, an upholstered settee in bold graphic pattern. (above)
people mingling at Harbinger's anniversary party
The overall scene at Harbinger’s anniversary party/book signing. (above)

Everyone was so nice…including Amanda Nisbet who gave me a tip on some furniture I need for COCOCOZY HQ.

Fun night overall!

Anything here that you see that you like? Any design inspirations from the things I like? Do tell.

Happy Wednesday again!

xo
Coco

P.S. Tonight am supposed to go to another event.  It is up in the air as to whether I’ll be able to squeeze that in!  I’ll try!

All photos in this post by Coco of COCOCOZY

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3 responses to “DESIGNING A NIGHT OUT AT HARBINGER”

  1. Karena says:
    October 3, 2012 at 8:16 PM

    How fun I love events like this and I have heard only the best about Amanda!
    Love everything I see!

    I am having an amazing Giveaway of Plush Velvet Pumpkins from Love Feast!

    xoxo
    Karena
    Art by Karena

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  2. Hareford Sandy says:
    October 4, 2012 at 8:38 PM

    I really love the lampshade. Everything else is really awesome too. The fabrics and the cushion are something I’d really love to have.

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  3. {Two One Nine} says:
    October 10, 2012 at 1:44 PM

    Oh my gosh – the turquoise ottoman!!

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