Pulaski Furniture "Rhythm and Home" Collection

Pulaski Furniture introduced their new Rhythm & Home Collection at High Point Market. This collection fuses
 artistry with furnishings to create a collection with style, comfort and individuality.  The collection was inspired
 by the music of Matt Marshak, one of the country's leading contemporary jazz musicians.  The foundation
 of the collection is rooted in classics, but a fresh and fluid mix of contemporary and urban styling.

  The same sexy energy Matt Marshak uses to create his contemporary jazz
 and R&B was evident in the design of this collection.  Pulaski designers did an
 amazing job of creating vignettes which reflected a casual, easy living vibe
 much like the music which inspired the collection.  

Music wasn't the only inspiration for the collection but also the musical
 instruments themselves.  Here is a very creative use of guitars as a back drop to
 Pulaski's new table and chair.

There was a stage set up in the show room where Matt and his band performed
 during market.  This new intro bar table and chairs was situated in front the the stage.
  The top of the bar table is a replica of a street sewer cap.

Pulaski is known for their beautifully made bars, so it was no surprise they

 included one in  the Rhythm and Home collection.  Note the drum cymbals

 as decoration on the back wall.

This leather chaise was a favorite of mine.  How great would this piece

 be in a masculine bedroom or man cave?

The bedroom collections from Rhythm and Home feature masculine touches
 of leather, stained wood and sueded fabrics.



Here is a closeup of the hardware on one of the pieces.  The inspiration for 
this hardware was guitar strings.  



Other interesting details feature bluetooth technology in the nightstands discretely
 integrated into the top of the furniture as shown above. 



This handsome bar cart with antique brass trim and hardware is a 
nice addition to the collection.  

Lounge seating is available in this collection as shown here in leather again with very masculine details.  
This would be great for a man cave or family recreation room. 

Here is a closeup of the small drinks table/stool shown above.  This table
 can be height adjusted by twisting the top up or down making this
 great as a table or a stool.  

Last, but certainly not least, is this beautiful urban designed dining room furniture.  Handsome, sophisticated and upscale.  

I hope you enjoyed my visit to the Pulaski Furniture show room and their Rhythm
 and Home Collection.  I have more from Pulaski I want to share with you in upcoming 
posts so be on the look out for more to come. 

Pulaski Furniture is available in every major market of the United States, distributed
 through independent retailers, regional chains, national chains, department stores
 and catalog houses.

A privately owned company, Pulaski currently employs about 1,000 people, with an additional sales staff of 100, and a staff of 30 in their Asian offices. In addition to corporate headquarters, they operate four other facilities in Pulaski, Virginia, a distribution center in Madison, North Carolina, Virginia, and Dawson Furniture in Webb City, Missouri. There are also permanent showrooms in High Point, NC and Tupelo, MS used for trade exhibitions.

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"One of the country’s best-known furniture brands, Pulaski Furniture is synonymous with outstanding craftsmanship and refined style. Continuously improving and adapting to trends and desires, Pulaski covers the complete design spectrum: traditional, contemporary and transitional in a wide range of bedroom, dining, accent and display cabinets. 

With almost 60 years of furnishing homes across America, Pulaski Furniture continues its heritage of outstanding value, quality and design while looking ahead for style and livability."

Disclosure: Pulaski was one of my sponsors for the High Point Market.  All opinions are my own.  I only accept sponsorship of companies with products I feel are of exceptional quality and are beneficial resources to share with my readers.