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June 14th, 2006
furni + a summer note

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you may have noticed that this week there have been fewer posts than normal. this week kicks off summer at d*s which will include fantastic summer finds (and some new contests and features- and the long awaited d*s shop!) but will also see posts change from around 10 a day to between 3-5. as we head out to the beach, lakehouse or just the backyard, i figured we could all use a little less time in front of a computer (that includes me). so every day we’ll have some quality finds on d*s and a new (exclusive) find on d*s on hg, so between the two sites, i’ll try to keep your summer design needs covered. so, happy summer! [i'll return to more frequent posting at the end of the summer]

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the gang at furni introduced two great new modern clocks this year as part of the jacob, jones and brown line. the gator SE and walsh clocks combine quality wood with minimalist design for one solid, chic timepiece. maybe even a great gift for dad (though it might be a bit late) for more info on furni’s new line click here and for some dad’s day finds, check out señor spears right here.

[ps: manny at the tastemaker's society was kind enough to include me in his interview series. click here for the full piece and the real reason i started d*s. there's even a pic of me and miss pancake. thanks, manny!]

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4 comments
Brian Everett said:
June 14th, 2006 - 11:11 am

It is kind of nice to see you on the other side of an interview. Glad you are back around!

Manny said:
June 14th, 2006 - 7:18 pm

it was fun Grace we have to do something again.

susan said:
June 15th, 2006 - 6:43 am

great clocks and great summer plans! good.for.you!

maria said:
June 21st, 2006 - 11:14 am

i love how these clocks remind me of the old 70’s flip number clocks that i grew up with. fantastic!

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