2nd Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House

Palm Beach 2019

For this Show House room we were given a rendering and details of what the designer envisioned and from there we upholstered the ceiling and fabricated the draperies with fabric on either side.  It was a pleasure to be a part of the Kips Bay Show House and we hope we are asked back next year!
  

Interior Designer: Tina Anastasia, Mark P. Finlay Interiors
Photographer: Brantley Photography

Ceiling & Draperies produced by: Finished in Fabric team

Just finished...

Chair designed for a lawyer's home office - the idea behind it was to have it as an English Gentleman's tweed suit. The fabric is from Holland and Sherry with leather, leather welting and leather belts. 
   

Designer: Susan Bijleveld

Produced by: Finished in Fabric team

Throw pillows

We also make custom down filled throw pillows to match your sofa, chair or bed.

Fortuny fabric and silk velvet

Embroidered silk with silk reverse                       Velour mix with leather welting and button made

from cinnamon sticks (rub & smell)

Just finished...

Window dressing and embroidered dining room chairs for a farmhouse in Connecticut.

Designer: Susan Bijleveld

Produced by: Finished in Fabric team

 

Ad #3 Finished in Fabric - full page

 Ad #3 Finished in Fabric in New England Home Magazine.

To let people know we do complete antique restorations as well,
we had this card made...

Just finished...

A reclaimed barn wood sectional for an apartment in Tribeca.

Designers: Clark Gaynor Interiors New York

Produced by: Finished in Fabric team

Advertisement #2: New England Home Magazine

Working for A-list designers means mostly working 'behind the scene'. Our name needs to be more 'out there'. So advertising is one of the things to do!

Advertisement: New England Home Magazine

We ran an ad in New England Home Magazine. (Connecticut)

Since 1987...

Welcome to our blog!
We love what we do, as you can read in the sidebar on the right. And since we are doers, we're not going to write about it extensively. So every house has a story to tell, of the people that live in it and the lives they lead. The designer puts that story into a vision and creates a place they can call their own that's not just a house but a gorgeous home. An elegant refuge from the hectic world that surrounds us.

Understanding that vision and translating it into the final product is what we do best: taking the selected fabrics, from all over the world in every colour and shade imaginable, and putting them onto the antique chairs and modern sofas, 1920's ottomans and 70's loveseats, making them into draperies, wall coverings, pillows, bedding and headboards. Basically, there is not much that we can't do with fabric - and everything between fabric and frame in case of upholstering - and we're very proud of that! 

But not to make a short story long, we let the pictures speak for themselves. Enjoy, and if you like what you see, please let us know, maybe we can also help to tell your tale!

Mark & Susan Bijleveld