SPIRALE is Represented by
These Fine Showrooms and Galleries:
SAN FRANCISCO
Sloan Miyasato
101 Henry Adams St.
Suite 215
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 431-1465
DENVER
Egg & Dart, LTD
595 South Broadway
Ste 110 E
Denver, CO 80209
(303) 744-1676
SOUTH FLORIDA
J Nelson Showroom
South Florida Design Park
2866 Pershing Street
Hollywood, FL 33020
(954) 929-8880
DALLAS
Allan Knight & Associates
150 Turtle Creek Boulevard
Suite 101
Dallas, TX 75207
(214) 741-2227
CHICAGO
Anees Furniture & Design
222 Merchandise Mart
Suite 6-102
Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 481-8160
customerservice@aneesupholstery.com
BOSTON
Anees Furniture and Design Boston
One Design Center Place
Suite 328
Boston, MA 02210
(617) 314-9040
SCOTTSDALE
Town Studio
2716 N 68th Street
Suite 2
Scottsdale, AZ 85257
(480) 214-4792
LAS VEGAS
Elan Collections
7711 W Post Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89113
(702) 255-8267
Think about the things you loved as a child. For me, foremost was roaming the fields and bottomland of our family farm in Brenham, Texas. You never knew what you would find but with eyes peeled Nature always had an offering for you.
A bird’s nest, the jawbone of some mysterious and unidentifiable beast or maybe an insanely large seed pod from an over-cup acorn tree. These were Treasures to me. They fueled my imagination and curiosity for the Natural world. I was particularly fascinated when I found a piece of petrified wood, chunk of quartz or flint rocks that sparked when knocked together. I would think to myself, “these things come out of the ground? My child-mind was officially blown!
Who would have thought that all these years later I would once again be wandering around looking for rocks? These days the Treasures come from all corners of the world and come in unimaginable shapes and colors—magical time capsules of millions, if not billions of years of history. My degree in Architecture from the University of Texas and decades of furniture, architectural and interior design lead me to this juncture. I sold my furniture and lighting design and manufacturing business in 2001 and thought to myself, “what now?” The answer came in 2003 and Spirale was born. Grown-ups finding themselves at a career juncture are often told, “Think about what you loved to do as a child.” So I did! And I got to combine that love with my years of training in my various fields of design.
Here’s where the magic happens: taking organic, wildly colored and textured elements from Nature and supporting them with the structure and forms of Architecture. I continue to be amazed when the Natural and Man-made world are combined and the result is far greater than the sum of its parts. I hope you share my enthusiasm for this combination. And perhaps you too can remember the things you loved as a child.