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Keeping Green
Beaux Arts Galleria believes firmly in “going green.” To help us stay faithful to our commitment to staying green, we participate in the local reduce, reuse, and recycle program. Our story first begins in 2007. Having just acquired the beautiful Continue reading
The Brazier
♫ “Oh the weather outside is frightful And the fire is so delightful…” ♫ Frank Sinatra had it right when he crooned the magic words of that winter classic “Let it Snow.” As the weather gets colder, nothing is more Continue reading
Centerpieces: Let your imagination soar!
Candlesticks and flowers are always pretty on a table, but a bit “yesterday.” Why not try an arrangement that shows off your personality and at the same time some of your favorite objets d’art? A little imagination goes a long way, and your creation will be unique, assuredly more interesting than if you took the traditional route. And just wait ‘til you hear the compliments! Continue reading
From Rags to Riches: The Origins of the Oriental Carpet
Whether hung on walls as the decorative focal point of a room or gracing the floor to keep feet warm during the winter months, carpets are a fairly common household item worldwide. Some carpets, in particular oriental carpets, are luxury Continue reading
Decorative Metalwork Techniques
The Beaux Arts Galleria houses many beautiful metal pieces, ranging from elaborate French torchieres to decorative Persian wall hangings. While many metal pieces are beautiful in their simplicity, a variety of techniques are used by metalworkers to achieve different designs Continue reading
And the Top Designer Pick for 1st Dibs is…
You guessed it!! Last week’s featured Cartier Desk Clock was selected by designer Francesca Bortollo-Possati as one of her Quick Picks from 1st Dibs. We are absolutely THRILLED she chose this clock as one of her favorites– and we hope Continue reading
Cartier
Since its foundation in 1847 by Louis-Francois Cartier, Cartier SA has become famous for its jewelry and wristwatches. It was initially Alfred Cartier, Louis-Francois’s son, who handled the company’s administration, but it was the next generation who established the Cartier Continue reading
