M-Geough
Representing a diverse group of exceptional furniture and lighting manufacturers, M-Geough offers a distinct mix featuring transitional and contemporary styles, as well as 18th and 19th century reproductions and antiques. Our commitment to client satisfaction, excellent service and quality products over the past half century has made us a staple in the world of interior design. We look forward to
Live a Cape & Island 🏝️ life all year long with jessicacharles and the Keilani Chair.
Keilani captured the essence of true coastal-inspired design with its relaxed sophistication and artisanal details.
Featuring a bamboo-inspired wood frame, plush upholstered seat, and textured fabric, this chair blends effortless comfort with refined craftsmanship.
Photographed in Calcutta Oatmeal with Natural finish.
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Be BOLD at the BAR!
Top three bar (or counter stools) available through our friends A. Rudin Hickory Chair Jessica Charles Furniture • Fine Accent Upholstery
More of our favorites came out last Friday in our eblast. If you missed them along with two cocktail recipes let us know! We will add you to our list.
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Don’t just make a lighting statement, CREATE ART!
Each detail of a the antler chandelier is intricately created for customization, modification, and imagination. From the aluminum components machined in the Southern California factory, to each glass piece made with love, every fixture is built by hand.
Each specification really is truly a custom fixture experience.
dM us to learn more about and how we can create light that’s ART!
06/09/2026
“Brighton” hand block by
Intended to symbolise a ‘garden of paradise’, the motif of exquisitely detailed foliage and brilliantly plumed birds on a natural linen ground cloth has an elegant extravagance, characteristic of Victorian decor.
Its namesake is the Brighton Royal Pavilion, the opulent seaside home of George, Price Regent and later King George IV, his brother William IV and their niece Queen Victoria. The exterior of Brighton Pavilion is largely the work of architect John Nash. Decorated in the Chinese taste, the interior is a fantasy world filled with mythical creatures, astonishing colors and superb craftsmanship.
This Brighton design is not unlike the hand painted wallpaper in the Red Drawing Room of Brighton Pavilion and in the bedroom of Queen Victoria’s apartment, both designed in 1836 by Robert Jones.
This extravagant and detailed design is crafted using a set of 168 hand blocks engraved in 1917.
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Boston, MA
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| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |