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Kimberly Denman Inc.
American
Kimberly Denman is focused on ease and comfort with beautiful, quality materials. Her attention to detail and elegance is unwavering.
Each piece must be as beautiful from the back and the side as the front. A certain joie de vivre pushes her to create pieces upon which to spend time, reading with coffee or socializing over a cocktail.
She is uncompromising on the quality of the craftsmanship to the point of obsessiveness
She employs a small group of highly skilled craftswomen and men in Los Angeles.
She uses only solid hardwood frames: the springs are hand tied and the seat cushions are feather wrapped foam. The cuts must be perfect. There are no staples. All finishes are brushed by hand, drawing out the inherent beauty of the materials.
Kimberly Denman is headquarterd in Los Angeles and represented by De Sousa Hughes Showroom at the San Francisco Design Center.
Each piece must be as beautiful from the back and the side as the front. A certain joie de vivre pushes her to create pieces upon which to spend time, reading with coffee or socializing over a cocktail.
She is uncompromising on the quality of the craftsmanship to the point of obsessiveness
She employs a small group of highly skilled craftswomen and men in Los Angeles.
She uses only solid hardwood frames: the springs are hand tied and the seat cushions are feather wrapped foam. The cuts must be perfect. There are no staples. All finishes are brushed by hand, drawing out the inherent beauty of the materials.
Kimberly Denman is headquarterd in Los Angeles and represented by De Sousa Hughes Showroom at the San Francisco Design Center.