The Best Ways to Modernize Antique Furniture for a Fresh Look
Explore how to update antique furniture. These ideas combine classic elegance with new flair, from new upholstery to a fresh coat of paint. February 26, 2025/Design Articles Antique furniture has its charm, sure, but sometimes it just doesn’t quite fit with everything else you’ve got going on. Still, getting rid of it? That feels a…
Welt, Piping, Cord, and Gimp in Upholstery: What’s the Difference
Ever noticed how a well-tailored chair or cushion looks polished? That’s the magic of welting, piping, cording, and gimp. Small details with a big impact. February 21, 2025/Design Articles Elegant outdoor seating with welt fabric details. There’s something oddly satisfying about a well finished edge on an upholstered piece. It’s subtle, sure, but it makes…
Affordable Luxury Collection
Mallery Hall’s Affordable Luxury Collection, where high-end design meets exceptional value. This collection is thoughtfully crafted for those who desire unique, designer-quality furniture without the premium price tag. Each piece embodies sophistication, blending elegant craftsmanship, rich materials, and timeless aesthetics to create a home that feels professionally styled. Unlike mass-produced alternatives, our collection offers an…
Fluted Design & Reeded Detailing: Interior Decor Trends
Check out the classic beauty of fluted design and reeded designs coming back into style in today’s home decor. See how these textures give depth and sophistication to any room-on walls, furniture, or building features. Learn the difference between fluting and reeding to pick your favorite style. December 3, 2024/Design Articles At Mallery Hall, we’ve…
Designer Art Collection
The Mallery Hall Designer Designer Art Collection showcases a breathtaking array of original artwork crafted in oil, acrylic, and three-dimensional media. Featuring styles and themes that range from Coastal and Contemporary to French, Floral, Animal Life, Renaissance, and Landscape, this collection brings timeless beauty and artistic mastery to any space. Customization Options We understand that…
Chesterfield Curved Executive Desk
Since 2005, Mallery Hall has specialized in creating custom furnishings designed just for you. Explore our featured custom project, browse our collections, and learn about our process from start to finish. Custom Made Just for You We specialize in custom office furniture that shows off your personal style and meets your specific needs. Our one-of-a-kind…
Hepplewhite Furniture—A Simple Guide to Its Style and Characteristics
Today, we’ll explore the graceful refinement of Hepplewhite style, its key characteristics, and how to identify this classic furniture design. These British satinwood armchairs from 1780-85 showcase the Hepplewhite style with their iconic shield-shaped backs, delicate carvings, and tapered legs, embodying the lightness and classical elegance typical of George Hepplewhite’s Neoclassical designs. Photo: Armchairs, British,…
Regency Style Furniture—A Simple Guide to Its Characteristics and Design
Discover the charm of Regency style furniture with this simple guide. Learn about its rich history, design features, and shop Mallery Hall’s custom reproductions. October 22, 2024/Design Articles Early 19th-century English sofa table made of calamander, satinwood, and rosewood, with inlaid brass detailing, gilt-lacquered mounts, and brass casters. Features curved saber legs and a central…
Chippendale Furniture—A Simple Guide to Its Style
Learn about the Chippendale style, identify key features, and shop our timeless reproductions to bring this classic furniture into your home. October 16, 2024/Design Articles The Family Parlour at Dumfries House displays elbow chairs, a card table, and an Alexander Peter sofa creating a refined 18th-century look. Paintings on the walls show family members from…
Georgian Furniture | Reproductions and Period Styles
Shop Georgian furniture from Chippendale to Sheraton and learn to identify these styles with this simplified guide. October 14, 2024/Design Articles This bonheur du jour desk (around 1770-80) displays Thomas Chippendale’s workmanship, with detailed inlays and bending legs in the Rococo style. While credited to Chippendale, it shows the wider impact of designs from that…
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