7 Inlaid Accent Pieces to Spice Up Your Digs
Bone inlay furniture and decor is so very now
By Seattle Mag October 6, 2014
This article originally appeared in the October 2014 issue of Seattle magazine.
Intricate inlaid furniture and home accents are lovely complements to a bevy of decor styles, from global chic to modern and sleek. Whether the material is actual bone (by-products of the food industry), mother of pearl or resin placed in a small accessory or a statement-making dresser, you can’t go wrong with an accent piece made using the centuries-old technique of surface inlay.
1. Indigo chevron wall mirror made with bone and glass, $495, at Camelion Design Pictured above (Ballard, 5330 Ballard Ave. NW; 206.783.7125; cameliondesign.com)
2. Brass fish candleholder inlaid with abalone, $198, at Jonathan Adler (University Village; 206.525.0930; jonathanadler.com)
3. Paisley inlay dresser, made of bone and mango wood, $1,098, at Anthropologie.com
4. Fern inlay dining chair of mango wood and bone, $598, at Anthropologie.com
5. Herringbone coasters, made of bone, $39 for set of four, at West Elm (South Lake Union, 2201 Westlake, No. 100; 206.467.5798; westelm.com)
6. Black and white vertical-stripe picture frame with bone inlay, $46.50 for a 5 x 7-inch frame, at GR Home (Ravenna, 4520 Union Bay Place NE; 206.523.1882; gr-homeseattle.com)
7. Mirasol mosaic resin-inlay boxes, $67.50–$98, at Camelion Design (Ballard, 5330 Ballard Ave. NW; 206.783.7125; cameliondesign.com
