Five Pieces Designer Rachel Reider Is Using in Her Projects
Interior designer Rachel Reider shares some furnishings that have recently caught her eye.
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Interior designer Rachel Reider shares some furnishings that have recently caught her eye.
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“My team loves supporting local, and this RI company is constantly impressing us with their unique finishes and forms.”
“Pilar” stone table with hardwood base, $6,900, INDO.
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“I love the handcrafted forms and that each piece is one of a kind. Lighting-turned-art-installation!”
ELOA blown-glass lighting, starting at $1,700, Salon.
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“This chair is sink-in comfy, has lots of great design details, and a small profile which is hard to find. We’re using it for a ski house project.”
Verellen “Gaston” upholstered wood chair, starting at $2,700, Artefact.
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“I adore the creative use of mixed materials and form in this recent rug collaboration.”
“Sequence” silk-wool and brass rug, $11,520, Apparatus + CC-Tapis.
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“We are using this gorgeous paper in a primary bedroom for an urban Boston project. It’s hip and moody while the cork texture also creates a warm and inviting feel.”
“Yakisugi” cork-and-metallic-foil wallcovering, price upon request, Innovation.
