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Tamara Eaton Design in the New York Times

Check out one of Tamara Eaton Design's Brooklyn projects in the New York Times.

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Tamara Eaton Design in Dwell.com

Go to Dwell.com to see one of Tamara Eaton Design's recently completed projects.  This renovated SoHo Loft, an old Light Bulb Factory, had a narrow footprint which presented challenges for the design team.  Check out how they overcame these obstacles to produce a high-end and sophisticated product. 



  The residence is located on Crosby Street, which is part of the landmarked SoHo Cast Iron Historic District. Once a manufacturing and industrial area then an artists' enclave, the neighborhood is now a retail hub. This particular loft used to be a light bulb factory, which informed the renovation's materiality. All of the natural light enters the apartment from the living room windows. 590BC worked with Tamara Eaton Design to furnish the interiors, which holds a mix of refined and rough-hewn pieces. A vintage Harry Bertoia chair holds court with a B&B Italia sofa, shag carpet by Shansom Rugs, steel side table from Global Views, and steel Arco coffee table from Room. Throw pillows upholstered in fabrics from Upstate, Maharam, and Romo add punches of color. Photo by Frank Oudeman.
  Photo by Frank Oudeman.

Demo to Decor: The Renovation of New York City Brownstone, Episode 1

Watch the first episode in Streeteasy.com's new series: Demo to Decor: The Renovation of New York City Brownstone.  Tamara from Tamara Eaton Design is the interior designer for this exciting project and over the next few months, her and the project's architect Brendan Coburn, will take you through this whirlwind process as they transform this Brownstone for one New York family.

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From Everyday to Entertaining: How to Make Your Space Do Both

Check out my new article about creating a room that is elegant enough for a formal event while casual enough for everyday use on StreetEasy.com.

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Flirt Side table

In shiny brass, the flirt side table is a perfectly poised table for a cocktail. The fluted table is 22" high and about 14" diameter. Designed by the incredible talent at Emporium Home.





StreetEasy.com published my new article this past week.  This new article explains how to make antiques work in a modern home.  Please take a read though and let me know what you think!

Link to How to Make Antiques Work in a Modern Home on StreetEasy.com.



Forest Chair and Table


Janus et Cie has a lovely line of Forest product with fun, lively finishes. The arm chairs are comfortable and the table has a nice form that doesn't compete, but suits the chairs in a balanced way.

Gothic Table


Seen first at ICFF, the American Gothic Table from Atelier Takagi is a magnificently crafted coffee table. The black lacquer finish has a lovely modern quality and the level of craft has a an old world feel. Just look at those legs!

Tray table


The French Tray table from Mecox Gardens is a lovely small coffee table with two removable wood trays and a bronze frame. The table is 39.75"L x 20.25"D x 21.5"H and $1,985 list. The table has a nice casual feel without being too dainty.

elephant stool


Rightly named the Elephant Stool, the grey slate top is a nice juxtaposition to the light metal base. The stool is 16" high x 19" diameter and is a wonderfully economic addition to a living room at only $160.

House Eclectic




House Eclectic has brightly colored fun furniture and the Alice Table is a cute game table in funky colors. I like the over sized and cartooned turned leg. The black and white versions are my favorite, but I could certainly see the chirpy yellow in a sunroom or playroom. At $731 for the 35 1/2 inch square table, it seems like a reasonable deal.

Traccia table


From Meret Openheim this quirky bird leg table is in silver or bronze. The gold leafed or silver top and has small bird foot imprints making this truly an art piece. One can find it for about $3,000 with a designer at DDC.

Bentley rounds


From Niedermaier, the Bentley Round tables come in 15, 23 and 34.5" diameter. The three finishes offered are brushed stainless, polished stainless and brushed bronze. They are a pretty penny, but they look great in clusters and are available in custom sizes.

Desiron c table


As far as 'c' shape tables go, I like the architectural metal frame of this table. It comes in many different finishes. Desiron has an unusual grey oak top that would go well with the steel frame. Priced at about $1,200 it's not a give away, but sometimes Desiron has sales up to 30% off. I really like the 'c' shape table at the end of a chaise of a sectional sofa as a finishing touch.

Aluminum table


The shape is old world, but the materials are new world. The recycled aluminum table from Potterybarn is only $299. It almost looks automotive, but this would look great as a formal side table to brighten a room. It stands 26" high and 22" wide.

Uhuru birdie


Birds are everywhere, but this bird has some staying power. The graphic is refined but the materials are industrial and well crafted. Uhuru can make you almost anything you want, but they have hit the nail on the head with their Bird Table. It's the closest I will ever come to a tatoo.

best design for the dollar- table


Bludot has now opened a showroom in soho along with their outpost in ABC Carpet. All their Strut Tables come in watermelon, dark olive, ivory and robins egg. They are Ikea in the sense you have to put it together, but it's easy and they actually ship you all the screws. The $400 console works well as the top is a high gloss finish (scratches are more easily detected than a matte finish) and a console is less high traffic than a coffee or dining table.