A few weeks ago we were in Boston for a book signing and stopped into a great little store on Charles Street in Beacon Hill owned by the Boston-based interior designer Cynthia Driscoll. We often find boutique home stores operated by designers to have the best selection of unique vintage and one-of-a-kind upholstered pieces. Driscoll’s store is no exception and culls beautiful items from all around the world. We saw these slipper chairs (below) in the window and just had to stop in. Does anyone recognize this fabric? It’s absolutely fantastic. We love the way she used the edges of the fabric repeat for the chairs’ skirts.
A great pair of new brass twig sconces…
This pair of andirons had been bought months before by another interior designer and still hadn’t been picked up. We wanted to scoop them up right then and there!
A colorful figurative nude framed so elegantly…
Driscoll found these red “poufs” while traveling in Africa. Does anyone know what they are? One of them would be a great addition to a salon-style wall. 
How would you use one (or two) of these “poufs” in your home? What about above a fireplace?
Cynthia Driscoll’s interiors shop
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