Posh Living is a Furniture and Fabric Store, Rug Gallery and Interior Design Shop located in Coastal South Carolina. Stop in anytime to browse our showroom.
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- American made Sofas, Chairs and Sectionals made to order.
- Fabrics in Stock and the area’s largest Sample Library.
- Tile, Wood, Laminate Flooring, Fine Carpets and Area Rugs.
- We have our own workroom where we fabricate tailored slipcovers, drapery, bedding and more.
If you would like help creating the home of your dreams, call us at 843-238-0078 about our design services. Whether you are building a new home, furnishing a resort home, or breathing new life into an existing home, you need look no further than Posh Living. We specialize in homes that are warm, personal, practical and stylish.
- Our one-stop shopping means less stress for you.
- Extensive selection of Furniture, Fabrics, Rugs
- With our Workroom Services, everything is taken care of.
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I’m going through an Ikat period. Ask anyone who’s seen me lately, and they’ll tell you I keep trying to mix Ikat patterns in to every project. I like the real, antique ones (who doesn’t?), the reproductions, cheap enough to use with abandon, and especially the newest fabrics that take a bit of the Ikat graphic punch, clean it up, and use it in a fresh, new way. Since the textiles are so ancient, there are Ikat-weave fabrics in many cultures around the world, so there must be an Ikat for every occasion. This obsession has been with me for a very, very long time, but in recent years I’m finding the bright modern Ikats on the market today just perfect for my work at the beach. Plus, they are becoming more popular, so each market there seem to be more and more to choose from. With unique and colorful versions from Madeleine Weinrib, Brunschwig & Fils, China Seas, and even some we offer at Posh Living, we may have more Ikats in design than we can handle in the immediate future. I hope this doesn’t create a “trend” that will one day be “over”; I hate when that happens to something I really love. So enjoy them, but a word of caution to clothing manufacturers and big chain stores – please give us Ikat-lovers a break, and don’t overdo it!
And here’s some more Ikat eye-candy: [click to continue…]
