Introducing the Future Heirlooms Collection by West Haddon Hall
West Haddon Hall, a Los Angeles-based furniture company, is preparing to launch its brand-new Collection II of meticulously crafted furniture this spring. Founded by interior designer Kate Driver, the company aims to create pieces that will be cherished for generations to come. Driver believes that good design only gets better with age.
The centerpiece of the new collection is the Brooks armchair, featuring a striking wooden frame with caning detail and a curved upholstered top rail. Other notable pieces include the Mulberry armchair and the Wyngate Marquetry cocktail table.
Rooted in classicism and organic design, the seven new pieces in this collection showcase timeless craftsmanship techniques such as straw marquetry and caning. The emphasis on detail and quality sets these pieces apart in a world of fast furniture and disposable trends.
Kate Driver draws inspiration from her own family heirlooms, understanding the sentimental value of pieces that have stood the test of time. She believes that decorators, attuned to their clients’ needs, make the best furniture designers, creating pieces that are meant to be lived with and cherished.
The collection was presented in a soulful, architecturally significant home, creating a backdrop that complements the elegance and timelessness of the pieces. By blending modern designs with vintage elements, each piece is given a unique context that allows viewers to envision a personal space filled with the things they love.
Craftsmanship is at the core of the Future Heirlooms Collection, with an emphasis on preserving rare artisanal techniques like marquetry and caning. The Sweetbriar Credenza, for example, showcases natural caning and oak in a design that appears to float on the wall, highlighting the beauty of traditional craftsmanship.
West Haddon Hall is committed to collaboration and customization, ensuring that each piece meets the specific needs of its clients. By combining artistry, functionality, and attention to detail, the collection exemplifies a true design trifecta that will stand the test of time.
At the headquarters of West Haddon Hall, a focus on craftsmanship, personalized products, and enduring quality remains constant. The intricate Wyngate Marquetry cocktail table highlights its textured surface, complemented by decorative items curated from Kate’s personal collection. – Laure Joilet. For more inspiration, explore Sarah Jessica Parker’s laid-back Hamptons retreat and discover 75 compact yet powerful kitchen designs to draw ideas from immediately.
