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Interior Designer Fairley Partners With Joss & Main Friday March 15th, 2013 - 10:26AM
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Joss & Main, the home furnishings and decor private-sale site, has struck a partnership with interior designer Tobi Fairley. In the collaboration, the company announced Fairley will curate an upcoming Joss & Main private sale event that will benefit Dwell with Dignity. Fairley will select a collection of decor and furnishings that reflects her signature style and expertise in fresh, trendsetting interior design, Joss & Main stated. She also will share inspirational ideas, tips and techniques with Joss & Main members as a monthly contributor to Plume, Joss & Main's online lifestyle magazine, the retailer stated. In a further collaboration, Joss & Main will sponsor Camp Tobi Fairley, a workshop series for interior designers and home enthusiasts that takes place place throughout the year. The next workshop, The Journey to Getting Published, occurs April 9-11 in Little Rock, AR. "We are delighted to have Tobi on board as our newest collaborator, and we're looking forward to teaming up on a number of exciting initiatives throughout the coming year," said A. Mitra Morgan, co-founder and chief curator of Joss & Main. "She's a talented designer and businesswoman with tremendous appeal in the home design world. Tobi's designs are clean, inviting, and refreshing, with an infusion of gorgeous colors, a style we know will resonate strongly with our members. We look forward to bringing Tobi's design aesthetic and expertise to our members and working with Camp Tobi Fairley to create a memorable hands-on experience." Tags: Housewares Home Décor Retail |
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