Furniture Design Blog
In open-plan Boca Raton homes the dining area is often a walkway, and that is where a rectangle causes trouble. Here is the clearance math, the seating-by-diameter rules of thumb, and why a pedestal base decides whether 60 inches seats four or six.
Buyers from Port St. Lucie and Naples already drive to our Boca Raton showroom. Here is how to plan the day: send the floor plan ahead, what to measure and bring, the order to walk the showroom, lunch at Mizner Park, both routes, and how the new-homeowner offer works for St. Lucie and Collier County.
By Madison Parker, Luxury Home and Boca Raton Design Writer at SoBe Furniture Every South Florida home eventually becomes a hotel. Snowbird season, the holidays, college kids home for the summer - the guest math stops working, and the question...
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By Madison Parker, Luxury Home and Boca Raton Design Writer at SoBe Furniture Nobody in a modern Boca Raton living room wants the recliner their grandfather owned - the bulky arms, the visible handle, the silhouette that announces itself from...
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By Madison Parker, Luxury Home and Boca Raton Design Writer at SoBe Furniture Kitchen island seating is the most-used seat in most South Florida homes - breakfast, homework, wine with the cook - and it is also the one people...
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