One of our favorite mother-daughter duo’s is Jane and Judy Aldridge from the fabulous blogs Sea of Shoes and Atlantis Home, respectively. Hailing from Trophy Club, Texas, these ladies share a passion for drama in both their interiors and their wardrobes. Judy (the mom) recently moved into a new home and we just had to share some of her preliminary designs. Below, her dining room with a Warren Platner-esque dining table and some pretty crazy upholstered chairs.

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One of our favorite custom furniture makers comes out of Charlotte, North Carolina and is run by the interior design duo Lindsey Coral Harper and Maggie Currey. The Lamshop pieces with their Asian influence and lacquered finishes feel very fresh and very right now. We’re especially crazy about the Ming faux-finish side table in malachite. Can you say FABULOUS?! Everything is made to order so expect to wait about 6 to 8 weeks before delivery. Click here to see a few of Lindsey’s not-to-be-missed interiors.

1. Flagler Console in black lacquered linen 2. Greek Key Mirrored Table in black with dark cloud antique mirror 3. Ming Faux Finish Table in malachite 4. Three Drawer Desk in lacquered custom color linen. Continue reading to see some of our favorite Lindsey Coral Harper interiors, many of which feature Lamshop pieces!

We fell in love with a mirror at last year’s Albert Hadley auction at Sotheby’s that neither of us have been able to get out of our heads since. It was a white composite mirror in the style of Serge Roche, the French designer from the 1930′s. Lucky for us (and you!) we happened upon a fantastic reproduction of this piece over at Ballard Designs for just $199. Now we just need some blank wall space! Below, Amy Fine Collin’s Park Avenue entryway decorated by Robert Couturier featuring Serge Roche torcheres, mirror, and console (photo from Elle Decor).

GUILTY: Albert Hadley mirror. GET-ABLE: Ballard Designs Atoll rectangular mirror with clear glass. – L

Another week, another dose of our top furniture finds on eBay! Here’s a great Dorothy Draper style three-drawer dresser with a current bid of $305. This piece is the definition of versatile and would look great in a small entryway with a mirror above, next to a bed, or even as a make-shift bar in a dining room.

See more of our top picks after the jump!

Launched in October of 2011, Dering Hall is your ticket to high-end home furnishings that were–until now– available only to the trade. Online storefronts curated by top interior designers like Celerie Kemble, Victoria Hagan, and Amanda Nisbet sell custom one-off pieces, as well as pieces from their established furniture lines. All of the designers, architects, and artisans selling at Dering Hall have impeccable taste and their product is nothing but the best. If 1st Dibs isn’t your thing (you like new pieces) but you still want access to some of the highest quality furniture being made right now, Dering Hall is for you. Below, a living room designed by Dering Hall seller and interior designer, Celerie Kemble.

We’ve always wanted to get our hands on the custom pieces Celerie Kemble makes for her clients. Now we can! Click here to buy the Peony Coffee Table covered entirely in hand-died pink grapefruit-colored shagreen. Below left, a room designed by Celerie featuring the Peony Coffee Table.

Interior designer Amanda Nisbet created one of our favorite rooms at last year’s Kips Bay Showhouse. Now she’s selling off many of the custom pieces that made this room so spectacular. Click here to see them.

A few of our favorite pieces available on Dering Hall:

All items Made-to-Order: 1. Madeline Stuart Burlingame sofa 2. Celerie Kemble malachite spoon back chair 3. Michelle Nussbaumer blue calcite lamp 4. Celerie Kemble scalloped shagreen coffee table. Get shopping! – S & L

Traditional Beni Ouarain wool rugs have become as ubiquitous and classic as the George Smith sofa in high end homes across the globe. There’s no denying these Moroccan rugs made by the Beni Ouarian tribe are a fantastic and chic way to ground a room. Only problem is that they cost an absolute fortune! Even a small 5 by 7 can run you anywhere from three to six thousand dollars. So, for those of us who love the look but can’t get our hands on an original, Anthropologie has come to the rescue with a pretty great interpretation. Below, a room featured on the cover of this month’s Elle Decor UK which boasts both a Beni Ouarian rug AND a George Smith sofa!

Here’s how we’ll get the look for less:

GUILTY: 1st Dibs Beni Ourain pile carpet.  GET-ABLE: Anthropologie Flokati Diamonds rug. – S & L