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Here are the finishes I chose for the Community Art Center

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The Amy Howard Collection is a trade only furniture company that makes upscale hand-crafted, hand-painted interpretations of fine antiques, with a focus on classic 18th century French, Italian, Paris Moderne, and 30s Glamour. Their range of finishes is amazing, and reflects Amy Howard's background in decorative arts and mural painting. Her furniture collection now features over 300 pieces, and each piece reflects Amy's committment to quality and artistry. the Amy Howard website has recently been redeveloped, and it is a great way to take a look at the many wonderful pieces of furniture in her collection.

This is the Serpentine Commode, one of Amy Howard's signature pieces. frequently see this commode, often in the finish pictured-in Tiffany Blue. -(although there are dozens of finishes available), in the various design magazines this chest in one of the bedrooms featured in this month's House Beautiful.

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