heavy weight. A few months ago we blogged the opening of Marston and Langinger's new store in Soho - they build glass houses among other things - and last week we went inside to poke around. Discoveries? While they aren't fully stocked yet, they offer some unique items.
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Our top pick is their dining chair thanks to its simple lines and modern-yet-rustic solid oak build. It sells for $400, while their recycled teak chairs come in second in our view -- they go for $230-$530.
Ask for their catalogue. It has good pics of their entire line.
On a cheaper note, we picked up two of their shiny silvery cups ($23) for our bathroom. They are heavy with sumptuous curves and crisp lines and perfect as a gift, if you don't want one yourself. More pics below. MGR
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I absolutely love their oak dining set. I also think their mirrored candle sconces are terrific. Granted, nothing there is cheap, but everything is of such high quality that one can understand the cost. I also love their willow furniture. It is hand-made so it is way more durable than that ugly discount wicker and it doesn't take a trained eye to see the difference! Everything there is so simple and chic - it's a place worth visiting!