Surviving “Snowquester” with EcoSmart Fire
Anybody who’s been watching or listening to the local news in the past couple of days has probably heard of Snowquester, the name for a seemingly impending snowstorm full of precipitation, wind gusts, thundersnow and even power outages. Gross.
Taken by bvrdc on Flickr, 2009
With 4-8 inches forecasted for the area, it’s probably safe to stay inside where you can be warm and toasty if you still have power. For those of you lucky enough to own an EcoSmart Fire fireplace you should be fine even if the lights do flicker..
Freestanding with no need for a vent, flue or gas lines EcoSmart Fire fireplaces are a great way to stay warm when winter weather hits…even this late in the season.
***If you’re in need of fuel, we are currently stocked up!
Fuel sells by the gallon/$25 or by the case (4 gallons)/$80.***
Winter White
In the spirit of the Herman Miller Holiday Sale, which is going on now and ends December 11th, and the dropping temperatures that indicate the imminent change in seasons, I rounded up some wonderful products that come in white finishes, fabrics and leathers.
1. Eames Soft Pad Side Chair – A cousin of the Aluminum Group Chairs, this simple yet classic design comes with or without arms and has three frame/base finishes.
2. Setu Chair – Designed by Studio 7.5, this chair is beautiful to look at and comfortable to sit in due to its suspension material and lightweight frame.
3. Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman – A classic known the world over, this lounge chair and ottoman declares luxury. Even more so with its new white ash shell and premium MCL leather in ‘Pearl’.
4. Nelson Swag Leg Chair – Retro and modern at the same time, this chair designed by George Nelson looks right at home in both contemporary and traditional spaces.
5. Noguchi Table – Designed by sculptor Isamu Noguchi, this table achieves the perfect balance between form and function, art and furniture.
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