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PRESS RELEASES AND EDITORIAL
Below is a selection of the press we have received over the last few years.
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INTERIOR DESIGN NEOCON® SHOW DAILY
JUNE 2008
Page 94
Interior Design's NeoCon Show Daily, the companion publication to the annual NeoCon World's Trade Fair, featured Charles Pollock Reproductions' Venetian Chest on Stand. This elegant piece, which boasts dainty, curved legs and three generous drawers, is carved from solid maple and hand-painted with the company's exclusive faux ivory finish. |
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TRADITIONAL HOME
May 2008
Pages 176-179 and Page 182
Charles Pollock Reproductions' Gustavian Dining Chairs grace the antique walnut table in this elegant dining room in the home of Lynn and Frank Ehret in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood.
Charles Pollock's Chinoiserie Mirror is featured prominently in the home's vestibule, while a custom Charles Pollock coffee table is the centerpiece of the melon-toned living room.
Charles Pollock Reproductions' Gustavian Barstools provide stylish yet comfortable seating at the island in the Ehrets' spacious kitchen.
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FLORIDA DESIGN
April 2008
Page 372
A bench from Charles Pollock Reproductions wrapped in silk jacquard from Koplavitch & Zimmer enlivens the traditional design of a master bedroom in Miami. |
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INSPIRATIONS FROM FRANCE AND ITALY
Published by Gibbs Smith, September 2007
Page 68
In the eighth book in best-selling author Betty Lou Phillips' series on European design, the focus is on interiors inspired from the Old World artistry of France and Italy. Among the well-appointed rooms is a French kitchen with barstools by Charles Pollock. |
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ELLE DECOR
March 2008
Pages 94 and 96
Stylish Swede — Designers Wayne Nathan and Amy Lau give a tip of the hat and cap to Charles Pollock Reproduction's Gustavian Shelving Unit, listing it among their "Ten Terrific Bookcases." Made of solid maple in Coromandel Crackel finish with gold accents, the piece has an exceptional Swedish look. |
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TRADITIONAL HOME
March 2008
Page 148
Charles Pollock Reproduction's signature English Country Wing Chair harmonizes with the feel, style and comfort of this Arizona home. |
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HOUSE & GARDEN
December 2007
Page 22
Chalet Style — Charles Pollock's 1319 Spanish trestle base table fits in nicely with the exotic and vibrant textures of a folksy chalet.
Page 88
Living History — Biltmore
House & Garden captured Biltmore's stately elegance with ornate wooden furniture, jewel-toned textiles, and handsome accessories. Influenced by his travels, Vandebilt was taken with the Jacobean style during a trip to Hatfield House, the 17th-century English estate. Charles Pollock Reproductions' Jacobean Settee in a Crimson velvet.
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ESTATES WEST
October 2007
Page 32
Elegant Attraction — Rich with detail, the Spooled Console can act as a catchall near an entryway or a shared writing space in a living area.
Page 114
Chinoiserie Spiral Bed — can give an already elegant dwelling an additional stamp of historic opulence.
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COUNTRY LIVING
September 2007, page 30
Pleasing in Plaid — Charles Pollock's Country Rush Lounge Chair and Ottoman offer generous proportions and relaxed comfort with a luxurious spirit. |
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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
August 2007, page 132
Seat of Honor — The Carved Italian Arm Chair in maple faithfully recreates the elaborate beauty of late-17th-century Baroque design, interpreted for the contemporary consumer. |
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WESTERN INTERIORS
February/March 2007, page 66
French Caned Cocktail Table in Maple with Antique Finish
This large maple cocktail table with apron drawer and caned under shelf features a painted raisin crackle finish with gold motif on top and subtle leaf motif at the top of each leg. |
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INTERIOR DESIGN
Fall Market 2006, page 138
Look back to La Serenissima with the Venetian solid maple chest on stand. With three drawers, it comes in 24 standard finishes and is customizable. It is featured in hand-painted Rambouillet finish, with trim in Borghese Glaze with gold accents.
– Karen Singh |
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TRADITIONAL HOME
November 2006, page 199
Filmmaker Barbara Glazer's screening room is inviting, with its warm lighting and fireplace, and includes our 17th Century Italian Cabinet. Barbara explains, “The most important thing for us is that our home doesn't look like you could get open a generic package and get the look.” |
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ADAC
Fall 2006, page 5
The Chinoiserie Spiral Bed is shown here, as part of this spread on “What's Hot”. |
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ANGELENO
September 2006, page 238 & 242
This home report showcases furnishings that compliment up-to-the-minute fashion trends fresh from the fall cat walks. Our Louis os de Mouton Bench is featured in the story on leopard skin. Editor Amalie Drury suggests, “...bring a little leopard into your home.” While our Brighton Lounge Chair is suggested as a fitting choice for the refined “Prep School” style. |
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COLORADO HOMES & LIFESTYLES
February 2006, page 89
Instead of creating the typical mountain home entrance, Fretheim (pictured here) used a traditional European approach. Because the home is so large (8,000 square feet), she wisely chose large-scale furnishings to create balance and a sense of granduer on par with its architecture. The walls are covered with beautiful plaster while carved Spanish Chairs [by Charles Pollock Reproductions] flank a heavy Spanish table.
– Andrea Bankoff |
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INTERIOR DESIGN
Spring Market 2006, page 114
Sleep like a pampered mandarin in the Chinoiserie Spiral bed. Finished with Japanned lacquer in black or red, the bed features a linenford headboard and footboard — each bearing impeccable detailed imagery — flanked by spiraling posts. |
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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST, October 2005, page 122 to 128
Story of Old Hollywood – As featured in the October–2005 issue of Architectural Digest the residence of Charles Pollock showcases many of the original antique furniture pieces that inspired their replication into the collection. His opulent West Hollywood 1920’s residence, steeped in old Hollywood history is filled to the brim with amazing antique furniture pieces from around the world.
His eclectic taste, coupled with a keen and savvy eye for style are evident throughout the collection as it offers a little something to a wide variety of clients and tastes. While Mr. Pollock assembled the collection, unlike others, his focus was not on a specific look. He located pieces such as old doors, parquet flooring, tables and chairs that he found to be unusual, but yet interesting. Then, he worked his magic by creating something from nothing, changing scale, pitch, flipping legs or just adding details true to the piece, but that made them more important. This creative method allowed him to assemble a furniture collection, like no other. He has captured an expansive audience to include some of the worlds leading interior designers and architects and these amazingly beautiful pieces have found their way into some of the fines homes. |
 
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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST, November 2005, page 268 to 275
Beauty in Diversity – Once again, Charles Pollock graces the pages of Architectural Digest. In this featured article “Old World and New Agree on a Hillside in Los Angeles” designers are moving towards a new trend of mixing old with new. In this particular residence architect, Harold Levitt creates a wonderful contemporary background to house designer Martynus-Tripp’s amazing use of old with new. Although the architectural elements of the hillside home are clearly more modern, it offers a wonderful backdrop to stage good use of varied old-world furniture pieces such as the Etruscan Table from the Charles Pollock collection.
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INTERIOR DESIGN, NeoCon World’s Trade Fair
June 2005, page 104
Charles Pollock Reproductions brings the classics of 17th-, 18th-, and 19th-century Europe back to life — only better. The Italian Baroque credenza is a hand-painted 17th-century reproduction but, unlike its ancestor, is fitted with adjustable shelving. Distressed with pale green and ivory architectural elements, it replicates an orginal antique.
Other offerings from CPR include the Gustavian bar unit and ornate Bernini focal table — both of which are less distressed but just as classic looking — and a tufted armchair to go by the fireplace.
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TRADITIONAL HOME, November 2005
Page 114
2101 English Spindle Back Dining Arm Chair – Finish: Scrubbed Sage
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1104 William & Mary – Square to Round – Standard Wood Stain with Country Distress
Page 206
2155 French Swivel Bar Stools – Standard Wood Stain
Page 207
2263 Chippendale Wing Chair (Host and Hostess) Raisin Lacquer with Chinoiserie Details
2116.2 Gustavian II Dining Side Chairs – Finish: Desert Terra Cotta with Country Distress |
  
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VERANDA, March 2005, page 270
 
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COOPER PACIFIC KITCHEN
Los Angeles, California
Charles Pollock Reproductions, Inc. has partnered with other manufacturer showrooms to display their products. Los Angeles based Cooper Pacific Kitchen located in the Pacific Design Center has on display the Park Collection bench, chairs and barstools as well as the Trestle Dining Table from Charles Pollock. It has been reported by the owners of the organization that this display is their number one selling kitchen.
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